Thanks for checking out the website of Thee Mz. Sara Century, writer, podcaster, and filmmaker extraordinaire. Hope you are doing well and thanks for visiting the page.
Sara is a multi-disciplinary creator with a particular interest in comic books and horror stories. She’s been a reader and storyteller her whole life, officially starting out by making zines as a teenager and selling them at punk shows. Since then, she’s worked in music, comics, art, short stories, podcasts, essay-writing, filmmaking, and possibly some other things she’s forgetting at the moment. She lived in Denver for a long time but now she doesn’t live there anymore. She is a friend of and advocate for rabbits everywhere.
You might know Sara from:
Horror fiction! Sara writes weird sapphic body horror and that sort of thing. You can find her in a number of anthologies, including The Fiends In the Furrows II, the NoSleep Podcast, The Pinworm Factory, and a number of Weirdpunk Books collections including Feral Architecture, The New Flesh, and Profane Altars, among others. You can pick up those anthologies and/or her short story collection A Small Light & Other Stories at the Weirdpunk Books website. She’s working on a few new releases for 2025 so watch this space.
Podcasts! You might recognize Sara from her guest appearances on Graymalkin Lane or Cerebro, or her work on Bitches on Comics and Decoded via QueerSpec! Sara has resigned from QueerSpec but Monika and S.E. are still putting out new stuff so follow them wherever you get podcasts. Sara now hosts a comic book podcast called Best Issue Ever in which she invites guests to tell her about their favorite single-issue comics.
Essays! I’ve been writing about movies and comic books for a very long time now, so you might have seen me around. These days my essays are usually released via self-published zines, so find those at my Gumroad shop, saracentury.gumroad.com. I most recently released a zine about the Scream franchise and there are more on the way.
Photos/Videos! Sara’s day job is photo/video work, so she does a pretty wide variety of things in that field. You can check out photo slideshows and event trailers she’s made at her Vimeo channel. If you’re interested in working with Sara’s photo/video company, contact her through the Sympathetic Lightning website.
Okay! So, you can follow Sara’s work, well, here, or via her semi-regular newsletter where she discusses current projects as well as book and movie recommendations and more.