Matthew Sadler

Matthew Sadler holds an MFA from the University of Arizona, and has published work in Salt River, Versal, Poetry East, Passages North, Indiana Review, and other journals. His chapbook, Tiny Tsunami, was published by Flying Guillotine Press in 2010. His work has been recognized by the University of Arizona Foundation, MetroTimes and the Poetry Center of Chicago. He has served as Editor in Chief of the Sonora Review, and is currently on the editorial board of the international literary magazine Versal, based in Amsterdam. He is a faculty member at the Detroit Country Day School, and lives in the Detroit area with his wife and daughters.

Praise for Matthew Sadler's work:

"Emerson could have been thinking about Matthew Sadler when he compared writing poetry to ice skating, because you are often taken to places you didn't exactly intend to go. These poems glide from one thing-time-place to another driven only by the sheer trust this poet has in his imaginitive process." - Billy Collins, Author and former Poet Laureate of the United States

"Matt Sadler's The Much Love Sad Dawg Trio oscillates between letters to the world and interrogations of the self... these poems veer away from claims in favor of questions... they have made a commitment to cultivate awe, to ask for answers, to believe deeply in the possibility of responsiveness- between poetry and the world, between person and person." Kristi Maxwell, Author of Realm Sixty-Four.