Felicia Sabartinelli is a sixth-generation Coloradoan whose poetry and personal essays have been published in major magazines, newspapers, and anthologies. Many of her personal essays are still in wide-circulation today like, My Miscarriages Ruined My Marriage, The Invisible Hierarchy of Grief that recently won a Writer’s Digest award, and I’m So Allergic, Event Fruits and Veggies Can Kill Me. Her first play, The Light & Dark of Matter opened in NYC to rave reviews. When she is not writing, you can find her acting, painting, traveling the world, binge-watching her favorite TV shows, or speaking on the topics of creativity and self-realization. Read her full bio, here.
Many may know Felicia as Ms. Allergic to Everything. Learn more about her Journey with OAS here.
Felicia is a proud member of the Hispanic, Latina (Indigenous Mexico), Native American, and Italian communities.
To learn more about Felicia, including her work as a public speaker, playwright, actress, artist, and crew member click the tabs above or click the menu button on your smartphone.
Many may know Felicia as Ms. Allergic to Everything. Learn more about her Journey with OAS here.
Felicia is a proud member of the Hispanic, Latina (Indigenous Mexico), Native American, and Italian communities.
To learn more about Felicia, including her work as a public speaker, playwright, actress, artist, and crew member click the tabs above or click the menu button on your smartphone.