Sara K. Runnels is a seasoned humor writer, copywriter and writer-writer living in Seattle, WA.

She is a regular humor contributor to The New Yorker, and her words have been featured in Elle, Cosmopolitan, McSweeney’s, Betches, REI, Yahoo! Life, OverheardLA and Reader’s Digest, among other publications that respect scintillating wordplay. She also writes thoughtful personal essays to remind people she’s not a total clown.

Sara has spent more than 17 years pushing corporate boundaries by writing extremely fun and edgy copy for a variety of popular brands (including airlines, TV networks and dating apps—all of life’s necessities).

Her witticisms, viral one-liners and sharp social commentary can be found, quite literally, all over the internet under the handle @omgskr. She has amassed more than 130,000 followers across social channels, particularly for her clever dating and relationship content.

Beyond writing, all of her free time is spent watching very good (and very bad) television, traveling as much as possible, drinking overpriced martinis on hotel rooftops, still adapting to the Pacific Northwest after 13 years in NYC and never being able to sleep because she is full of very good (and very bad) ideas.

She is currently working on a book in between freelance work, episodes of terrible reality TV and planning a wedding. Please reach out if you have a fun (big budget) copywriting project or you are an agent/fancy showbiz person who wants to read one of her screenplays, pilots or pages of her book.

Eight pieces of writing to get to know her better:

• Something to Write Home About (ELLE)

• A Non-Hiker’s Terms and Conditions for Hiking (The New Yorker)

• I am Proof Dating Apps Really Work (Cosmopolitan)

• When a First-Time Camping Experience Goes Horribly Just Fine (REI)

• We’re Getting Divorced, Please Like and Share This Post (McSweeney’s)

• Jobs You Can Add to Your Resume as a Single Person (The New Yorker)

• Part Two: Verbs in Past Tense (Medium)

• Party Ideas for Single Child-Free People (Betches)