Sarah Kay is the author of four books of poetry: B, The Type, All Our Wild Wonder, & No Matter the Wreckage. You can purchase signed copies of all four books at her online shop!

Sarah Kay is one of three authors of a weekly poetry/advice column at The Paris Review called “PoetryRx.” Each week, readers write in with a specific emotion and our resident poets (Sarah Kay, Kaveh Akbar, and Claire Schwartz) take turns prescribing poems for their predicament.

Sarah Kay’s poem “Ars Poetica 20 Years Later” is featured in We the Gathered Heat, an anthology from Haymarket Books “featuring some of the brightest voices in contemporary poetry who challenge, expand, and illuminate the meaning of the label “Asian American and Pacific Islander” (AAPI) in today’s world,” edited by Franny Choi, Bao Phi, No’u Revilla, and Terisa Siagatonu.

Sarah Kay’s Poem “In the House With No Doors” as published by the Academy of American Poets for their Poem-A-Day series, chosen by guest editor Hieu Minh Nguyen.

Sarah Kay’s Poem “Unreliable” as published in Issue Forty of The Adroit Journal

Sarah Kay’s Poem “Mrs.” as published in The New York Times’ Mrs. Files, which looks at history through a contemporary lens to see what the honorific “Mrs.” means to women and their identity.

Sarah Kay’s Poem “Jakarta, January” as published by the Academy of American Poets for their Poem-A-Day series, chosen by guest editor Clint Smith III.

Sarah Kay’s Poem “The Places We Are Not” as published by Buzzfeed Reader.

Sarah Kay’s Poem “They Give Him a Medal When His Parachute Fails to Open” as published in Boaat Journal.

Sarah Kay’s essay “Flowers Slipped into Shattered Glass: Memories of Being a Thirteen Year Old New Yorker on September 11, 2001” as featured on Human Parts.