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Photo of Sandra Alland by Kat GollockOnline: Sandra's Queer & Trans* Deaf & Disabled Video Project is featured in an article in The Skinny.
Screenings: I'm Not Your Inspiration will screen at media education (183 Dalry Road, Edinburgh) April 18 at 7pm. Also screening are the six films from the new filmmakers in Sandra's Queer & Trans* Deaf & Disabled Video Project. The event will feature a Q&A with the filmmakers. Subtitles & BSL interpretation provided. Media education is wheelchair accessible. Facebook event info here.
Screenings: The Queer & Trans* Deaf & Disabled Video Project also screens April 19 at 8pm at CCA in Glasgow. Facebook event info here.
Online: Sandra gives an introduction to the poetry of Adeena Karasick in Jacket2.
Online: Sandra talks about her QTDD Video Project, part of her arts commission for LGBT History Month, in a TYCI interview here.
Online: Sandra's video project gets a mention (and photo) in The List.
Online: Cachín Cachán Cachunga! gets a brilliant mention on The Vile Blog (Glasgow).
Online: Cachín Cachán Cachunga! gets a great review on Eric's Trip (Glasgow).
In Print: Sandra launched her new poetry chapbook, Naturally Speaking, on December 5th in Toronto. Naturally Speaking is a meditation on disability poetics, AI and gender. Published by espresso Books. More info here.
Online: Naturally Speaking gets reviewed on rob mclennan's blog.
Online: Naturally Speaking is previewed by Chris Dupuis.
Online: Naturally Speaking as part of The Next Big Thing.
Online: Sandra was guest editor at Jacket2 for a feature on new Scottish poets. The feature is reviewed here by Harry Giles.
In Print: Sandra is featured in conversation with a. rawlings on the subject of interdisciplinary work in the Fall 2012 issue of Canadian journal, Open Letter.
Online: A poem by Sandra is featured on English PEN's Poems For Pussy Riot. Download the e-book PWYC here. Order a print copy here.
Online: Sandra's short film, Fingers, of Deaf sign poet, Alison Smith, won first place in Canada Review of Literature in Performance's LitVid Contest. Watch the video here.
Online: Sandra is interviewed by a student from Middlesex University, as part of the blog project "I don't call myself a poet: Interviews with Contemporary Poets Living and Working in Britain."
