Writing and Publications
Fiction
2001 Getting to Normal (244 pages) Stoddart, Toronto. In Dutch translation, Bzztoh, Amsterdam, Holland.
Non-fiction
1973 The Movable Airport: A Case Study in Community Action, (229 pages.A.M.Hakkert Ltd, Toronto, Ontario. Nominee: City of Toronto Book Award
Short Fiction
2009 Sound Seduction, (3,000 words) Academic Matters, Journal of Higher Education Toronto
2000 Irma, (1863 words) The Citizen’s Weekly, Ottawa Citizen, February 27, 2000
Creative Non-Fiction/Flash Fiction, Poetry
2025 About the Toilet Running and Overheard in the Parking Lot at Cardinal Funeral Home, sendmylovetoanyone.substack.com/p/when-you-die-you-might-come-back
2024 A New Year’s Haunting https://samizdatpress.typepad.com/hal_magazine_issue_17-2-2/a-new-years-haunting-by-sandra-campbell-1.html
https://sendmylovetoanyone.substack.com/p/when-you-die-you-might-come-back
2023 World in a Word .Hamilton Arts and Letters
https://samizdatpress.typepad.com/hal_magazine_sixteen-1/world-in-a-word-nothing-by-sandra-campbell-1.html
2024 - 2015, 10 poems published in chapbooks edited by Lorna Crozier, Wintergreen Studios Press. Yarker,ON KOK 3NO
Personal Narrative
Fall 2008 Conspiracy, (5,040 words) Grain Magazine, Saskatoon, SK. Winner 2008 Long Grain of Truth.
2007 What the Photographer Didn’t See (4,834 words), published in, My Wedding Dress: True-Life Tales of Lace, Laughter, Tears and Tulle, edited by Whelahan, S and Carter, A.L. Knopf/Vintage Canada, Toronto.
2004 And Then I Was Home, (3786 words) Grain Magazine, Saskatoon, SK.
Essays
2016 Earthworming, in Abundance:A Harvest of Texts for the Pickering Lands, Fieldnotes/ MSH and Gesture Press, Toronto. Canada
2007 About Teaching and Learning at New Outlook, (564 words) The Armadillo, Descant Arts and Letters Foundation. Toronto, Canada
2004 Mapping a Social Practice (3257 words), in Learning Toward an Ecological Consciousness: Selected Transformative Practices, O'Sullivan, E and Taylor, M. Palgrave MacMillan, San Francisco, CA
1996 The Gift of Change, (2047 words) Why Magazine, Toronto, Fall Edition
1994 Creating Redemptive Imagery: A Challenge of Resistance and Creativity (3657 words) published in Transforming a Rape Culture, Milkweed Editions, Minneapolis Mn.
1992 Creating Redemptive Imagery: The Challenge to Artists (1546 words) ACTRA-Scope, v.20, 3
Videography
2016 Writer/Director: Harvest: A Celebration of the Pickering Lands, Producer, AbundanceGTA, Toronto, Canada, 8 minutes.
2007 Writer/Director: Beyond Laughter: The imagination and rehabilitation as revealed through the Therapeutic Clowns at the Sickkids Hospital in Toronto, Producer, Sickkids Hospital, Toronto, Canada. 23 minutes.
1994 Writer/Director: The Spiral Garden, An Innovation in Rehabilitation, Art and the imagination in children’s rehabilitation. Producer, The Hugh MacMillan Rehabilitation Centre. Toronto, Canada, 24 minutes.
Teacher of Creative Writing
Since 2006- Esther Myers Yoga Studio, Toronto, Writing the Body
Since 2003: Various workshops on the dynamics of memory, perception and the imagination in the creative process. Students of all ages of diverse communities, including at-risk youth and artists working with youth and children at risk
2006- 2009: Descant Magazine’s Community Outreach Program as told in (www.nowhearthis.ca/writers)
2006-2014: University of Toronto, School of Continuing Studies, Creative Writing Certificate Program: Creative Writing Through Reading and The Writers’ Quest
Literary Judge/ Juror
2012: Saskatchewan Writers’ Guild: Literary Contest, First Fiction
2010: Saskatchewan Writers’ Guild: Literary Contest, Creative Non-Fiction
2008: Saskatchewan Book Awards, First Book Award
2007: Writer’s Union of Canada, Postcard Story
Awards
2016 Grain Magazine Poetry contest, Honourable Mention
2008: Winner, Grain Magazine Writing Contest (Creative Non-Fiction)
2006: Canada Council: Creative Writing Grant
2001: One of Ten Best Books of the Year, NOW Magazine, Toronto
1999: Finalist: Robertson Davies/Chapters (First Unpublished Novel)
1974: Nominee: City of Toronto Book Award, Non-Fiction
Education
Graduate, Humber School for Writers, Wayson Choy, mentor
Sage Hill Writing Experience. Myrna Kostash, mentor
Ryerson Polytechnical University, Certificate in Film and Television Production
M.Ed (Adult Education) Ontario Institute for Studies in Education, University of Toronto
B.A (Hons.) University of Toronto, History and Fine Art.
Professional Affiliations
The Writers’ Union of Canada
Saskatchewan Writers’Guild