Press Release: Celebrating the Voices of BIPOC Creatives in Vermont
Johnson, Vermont – Sarah Audsley, a talented poet and author of Landlock X, is making waves in the literary world with her poignant reflections on identity and belonging. As a Korean American adoptee raised in Vermont, Audsley’s unique perspective as a person of color informs her poetic narrative, offering a deeply personal yet relatable window into the complexities of her experiences.
Audsley is a graduate of the renowned MFA Program for Writers at Warren Wilson College, and she currently serves as the writing program director at the Vermont Studio Center in Johnson. Her contributions to literature are amplified through her membership in The Starlings Collective, a vibrant community of BIPOC adoptee writers and artists dedicated to fostering creativity and collaboration.
This week, Audsley joined the conversation on Vermont Edition, where she discussed her work and its impact on the broader discussion of race, identity, and belonging in America. The show also featured an interview with New Yorker cartoonist Harry Bliss, who shared insights from his new memoir, You Can Never Die. The live broadcast took place on Wednesday, April 30, 2025, at noon, with a rebroadcast scheduled for 7 p.m.
As Audsley’s voice continues to resonate within Vermont’s artistic community, her work stands as a testament to the power of storytelling in exploring and celebrating diverse identities. For those interested in connecting with the creative journeys of Audsley and her fellow artists, follow the conversation on social media or reach out with questions and comments.
For further information, visit Vermont Edition’s website or their Instagram page.
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