Sabrina Ward Harrison

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Sabrina Ward Harrison (born 1975, Canada) is a Canadian artist and author.^[1]

She is the creator of five published books of her journals, the first one being published when she was 23, Spilling Open; The Art of Becoming Yourself (Villard 1999). The True And the Questions; a journal (Chronicle Books 2005) is based on the teaching of "The Art of Becoming Yourself", a course she created in 1996.

She currently lives in Madison, Wisconsin and hosts a podcast called Room in the Trees..^{[citation needed]}

Works[]

• Spilling Open: The Art of Becoming Yourself, New World Library 1994, ISBN 978-1577310440
• Brave on the Rocks: If You Don't Go, You Don't See, Topeka Bindery 2001, ISBN 978-1-4177-0974-8
• Messy Thrilling Life: The Art of Figuring Out How to Live, Villard 2004, ISBN 978-0-8129-6766-1
• The True and the Questions: A Journal, Chronicle Books 2005, ISBN 978-0811848626
• And the Story Is Happening, Chronicle Books 2012, ISBN 978-1452106113

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