Sandy Anderson has been published in Weber Studies, Eclectica, Stickman Review, Sugarhouse Review, Harpur Palate, Forge, and has work forthcoming in Ellipsis. Ghost Planet Press published her book At the Edge in White Robes in 1978, and her chapbook Jeanne Was Once a Player of Pianos, is available through Limberlost Press. Her poetry is included in the anthologies:  New Poets of the American West, edited by Lowell Jaeger and Great and Peculiar Beauty edited by Terry Tempest Williams and Thomas Lyon. Her awards include the Salt Lake City Mayor's Award in Literature in 1997, and the Writers at Work Writing Advocate Award in 1995. She has been involved in the literary community since the 1960s, and is a founder of City Art.  She has been artist in residence at several local high schools and given workshops to many different groups, including veterans and the disabled.  She recently edited and published her fourth anthology of work by those with disabilities.  She lives in Salt Lake City with her husband, two dogs and two guinea pigs.