Sarah Holloch-Weingarten draws from her over fifteen years with the United Nations as a political analyst and her two decade international career. She most frequently writes about her journeys through deep jungles and far-flung deserts, meeting rebels, mercenaries and spies in remote places throughout the world.

Sarah is an American born in 1976 in the San Francisco Bay Area. She met her German husband in a war zone in Central Africa; they call Big Pine Key, Florida home. She has a master’s degree from Cornell University in African Studies/African Politics, a B.A from Gonzaga University in Philosophy and International Relations; she speaks French, KiSwahili and Italian.

She is also the author of “The Belgians Took My Picture”: The Politics of Identity in the Construction of Ethno-History. (Africa’s Great Lakes Region, 1862-2001), published by Cornell University in 2001.

Her next book, a series called Mzungu©, recounts the true stories of her adventures living and working in Africa. It will be released as a series beginning this summer 2022.