Stephen Sandy was born in Minneapolis. He took his B.A. in English from Yale and, following military service, completed a Ph.D. at Harvard. After teaching in Tokyo as a Fulbright lecturer, he returned to take a position at Brown University as a Phi Beta Kappa poet, an honor he would repeat again later at Yale.  Over the course of his varied writing career he has been widely published in magazines and is the author of fifteen books and chapbooks of poetry as well as translations of Horace, Aeschylus and Seneca. He has won numerous awards and held several fellowships including residence at Yaddo, The Rockefeller Foundation’s Bellagio Center and The McDowell Colony. Most of his academic career has been spent at Bennington College. He lives and writes in Vermont. You can learn more about him  and his work at www.StephenSandy.com

• A Modern Instance (July 2009) 6” x 6” poem with photography by Joan Digby
• Allegheny Front  (August 2009)  8 ½” x 7” poem with cover and 4 collages by John Digby
• Pentimenti (July 2010)  8 x 5 1/2" four poems with cover and 7 collages by John Digby

Gallery of Work