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Dr Sarah Klenbort
Dr

Sarah Klenbort

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Overview

Background

Sarah Klenbort writes short fiction and creative nonfiction. She is the author of over 40 publications found in literary journals, newspapers, magazines and anthologies here and around the world including Best Australian Stories 2015 and Guardian Australia. She won the 2023 ACPA Award for Best Education Coverage. She also won the 2019 Inktears Short Story Competition, the 2018 Field of Words Memoir Competition and the 2012 Wet Ink/Cal Short Story Prize (judged by Brian Castro). She had a Highly Commended short story in the 2011 Josephine Ulrick Prize (judged by Frank Moorhouse) and won the 2010 Mslexia Short Story Award (judged by Tracy Chevalier). She was also a winner of the 2010 HarperCollins Varuna Award for Manuscript Development. Her short fiction can be found in Overland and Southerly, and her nonfiction in Island and Eureka Street.

Dr Klenbort teaches creative writing and English literature.

Availability

Dr Sarah Klenbort is:
Available for supervision

Qualifications

  • Masters (Extended) of Creative Writing, Columbia University in the City of New York
  • Doctor of Philosophy of English Literature, State University of New York

Research impacts

As a scholar, Dr Klenbort is interested in how real-life stories can be used to tell compelling narratives that investigate crises we face now, mainly war, inequality, and climate change.

Works

Search Professor Sarah Klenbort’s works on UQ eSpace

12 works between 2014 and 2024

1 - 12 of 12 works

2024

Journal Article

Two American Freedoms

Klenbort, Sarah (2024). Two American Freedoms. Eureka Street.

Two American Freedoms

2024

Journal Article

Americans look after each other because their government doesn't

Klenbort, Sarah (2024). Americans look after each other because their government doesn't. Eureka Street.

Americans look after each other because their government doesn't

2023

Journal Article

Six Books to Read this Summer

Klenbort, Sarah (2023). Six Books to Read this Summer. Eureka Street.

Six Books to Read this Summer

2023

Journal Article

A Tale of Two School Systems

Klenbort, Sarah (2023). A Tale of Two School Systems. Eureka Street.

A Tale of Two School Systems

2023

Journal Article

Censorship in the Age of Social Media

Klenbort, Sarah (2023). Censorship in the Age of Social Media. Eureka Street.

Censorship in the Age of Social Media

2023

Journal Article

Does ChatGPT Have a Place in the Classroom?

Klenbort, Sarah (2023). Does ChatGPT Have a Place in the Classroom?. Eureka Street.

Does ChatGPT Have a Place in the Classroom?

2023

Journal Article

Who Benefits from Olympic Billions

Klenbort, Sarah (2023). Who Benefits from Olympic Billions. Eureka Street.

Who Benefits from Olympic Billions

2022

Journal Article

Reassessing Assessments in an Era of Anxiety

Klenbort, Sarah (2022). Reassessing Assessments in an Era of Anxiety. Eureka Street.

Reassessing Assessments in an Era of Anxiety

2022

Other Outputs

A Year without mirrors

Klenbort, Sarah (2022). A Year without mirrors. Island Magazine (Online).

A Year without mirrors

2021

Other Outputs

The quilting group

Klenbort, Sarah (2021). The quilting group. Best Women’s Short Fiction 2021 https://mslexia.co.uk/shop/best-womens-short-fiction-2021/Best Women's Short Fiction. (pp. 87-98) edited by A. L. Kennedy. Newcastle Upon Tyne, United Kingdom: Mslexia Publications.

The quilting group

2014

Other Outputs

Signed languages can do so many things spoken languages can't

Klenbort, Sarah (2014, 10 20). Signed languages can do so many things spoken languages can't The Guardian

Signed languages can do so many things spoken languages can't

2014

Other Outputs

Into the woods

Klenbort, Sarah (2014). Into the woods. Overland.

Into the woods

Supervision

Availability

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Available for supervision

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Media

Enquiries

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