Sabrina Monet writes with the precision of a filmmaker and the curiosity of a witness. Her work captures small moments that open into larger questions about identity, intimacy, and observation. Her voice is sharp, funny, and quietly cinematic, moving with an honesty that invites the reader to lean in rather than look away. On the page and on screen, she is drawn to texture over polish and presence over performance, creating work that feels lived rather than staged. Here are some of the places you can find her work.
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Lately, I’ve been letting my work find its own rhythm. I’m writing, prepping for filming, and paying attention to the small things that usually go unnoticed. Below are some photos of cakes I created that can now encompass part of my personality. It felt right to include it because it’s something simple, made with care, and shared just because.
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