The Coolidge-Wagner Anthology of Recorded Poetry Volume 12: Sarah Good-Lang

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About the Artist
Sarah Good-Lang is a poetry writer from Pittsburgh, PA now living in Ann Arbor, MI. She graduated from University of Pittsburgh in 2024 with a BA in History & English Writing. Her poems have been featured in publications such as The Northern Appalachia Review and her short story "Footage Lost" won 1st Place in The Pitt News annual writing contest. Much of her writing relates to the concept of the living past. Her writing focuses on subjects such as abandoned structures, families that remain together only within picture frames, and the imprints of the ghosts we carry with us. Sarah enjoys blending creative writing with historical research and finding the shared space between the discovery of the past and the translation of it. She likes to hike, read, paint, and visit the lost photos section of antique stores.

About the Cover Artist
Zach DeBord is an artist, designer, and programmer whose work explores translation, memory, and the fragility of data. Through repeated processes of recording and playback, both analog and digital, he creates layered images that trace what's lost, altered, or transformed as information moves across time and between mediums.

About the Coolidge-Wagner Anthology of Recorded Poetry
The Ann Arbor District Library, Fifth Avenue Studios, and 1473 are proud to present The Coolidge-Wagner Anthology of Recorded Poetry. This series was created to celebrate and document the art of poetry in recorded form. Featuring poets from Ann Arbor, metro Detroit, and beyond, we hope that this series showcases and archives the incredible poetry scene here in Ann Arbor, metro Detroit, and beyond.

The Coolidge-Wagner Anthology of Recorded Poetry is named after and dedicated to two of my high school teachers, Judi Coolidge and Tom Wagner (RIP) of Bay High School (Ohio), who encouraged in me, as well as thousands of their other students, a lifelong appreciation and open-minded love of the arts.
-Chien-An Yuan, 1473

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