PinnedSarah Olson·May 19, 2025Some Advice For Young WritersWant to get your work out there? This is what I would do.A response icon345A response icon345
Sarah Olson·2d agoThey Say No One Reads Anymore. Is That True?Skeptical magazines would have us believe it, but bookstores tell a different story.A response icon29A response icon29
Sarah Olson·May 14Should You Ask AI What to Read?Why I don’t think booksellers or bookstores are obsoleteA response icon4A response icon4
Sarah Olson·May 4Why Trauma Memoirs SellHuman stories of resilience never seem to go out of style. Here’s why.A response icon4A response icon4
Sarah Olson·Apr 4Should Bookstores Carry Problematic Books?As a professional bookseller for a decade, my viewpoint may surprise you.A response icon44A response icon44
Sarah Olson·Feb 19A Body of GriefReconciling with chronic illness, embracing infertility, and practicing radical acceptanceA response icon7A response icon7
Sarah Olson·Feb 19The Antique That Enchanted the InternetAfter moving back to Minnesota, a mysterious family heirloom helped me find whimsy and joy during stressful times.A response icon3A response icon3
Sarah Olson·Nov 2, 2025The Universe Wants You To SucceedWhy I believe that the cosmic balance will always shift in our favorA response icon6A response icon6
Sarah Olson·Oct 17, 2025Celebrating 7 Years and 6,000 ReadersA recap of the stories I’ve told so far, and why I’m still writing for MediumA response icon5A response icon5
Sarah Olson·Sep 23, 2025My Childhood Home Is Now a $5 Million Dollar MansionOn trauma, childhood, and the surreal experience of never going home again.A response icon5A response icon5
