North Carolina Writers’ Network “Book Buzz” write-up May 15, 2020

Sandra signs a copy of her new book Do Not Touch at the 2020 AWP Conference and Bookfair in San Antonio, Texas.

Sandra read selections from her new book, published by Salmon Poetry, during a reception for Salmon poets Friday evening 6 March 2020 at the Grand Hyatt Hotel in San Antonio.

Listen to Sandra reading at the 2020 AWP Conference

 

Sandra Ann Winters reads to a standing room only group of poets 15 August, 2016, for Ó Bhéal, Cork’s weekly poetry event at the Long Valley Bar, Cork, Ireland.

Listen to Sandra reading at Ó Bhéal

 

North Carolina Writers’ Network “Book Buzz” write-up January 16, 2015

2015 Cork Poetry Festival program

Reading in Cork City, Ireland, 22 November 2013

                                                         

On Friday, 22nd November at 6pm St. Luke’s Church, St Luke’s Cross, the Gathering edition of the Cork Literary Review, edited by Mr Eugene O’ Connell will be launched. Celebrating its 15th edition this year, and featuring a forward by An Taoiseach, Enda Kenny, the Cork Literary Review features the work of some of the most well established Irish poets from around the world.

A selection of Review contributors will read on the night including William Wall, Mary Noonan, Gerry Murphy and special guest Sandra Ann Winters (erstwhile winner of the Gregory O’Donoghue Prize). Ms. Winters writes and teaches Irish Literature in the US and will also perform a reading from her new chapbook Calving Under the Moon.

Tim O’Leary, friend and fellow musician of the late Tomás Ó Canainn, will pay tribute to the writer and musician who was a great friend of Tigh Filí and whose work featured regularly in the Review since its inception.

 

Opening Night Cork Spring Literary Festival February 17, 2011:

The Cork Spring Literary festival opened in style, with a stunning setting in the Douglas Vance room of the Metropole hotel.  To start the evening, congratulations went out to Sandra Ann Winters, winner of the Gregory O’Donoghue prize, for her poem “Death of Alaska”.  Selected and awarded by Leanne O’Sullivan, Sandra’s poem resonated with loss and longing – a truly beautiful poem that lingers, one that you’d want to return to time and again.  Hopefully I’ll be able to link you up to a copy within the next few days.  Read more.