Books:
YES, and BACK AGAIN Novel (2015) “A compellingly written story of vanished narratives... part homage to place and part social criticism, Bonny’s novel gracefully unsettles.” — Jenna Butler, Red Deer College "Must Read" novel: CBC BlueSky Radio summer picks CFCR Radio Book Club: http://radiobookclub.podbean.com/e/radio-book-club-episode-68-sandy-bonny/ completed with the assistance of the Canada Council for the Arts & Saskatchewan Arts Board purchase from THISTLEDOWN PRESS 
THE SOMETIMES LAKE
Short Stories (2012) Finalist, First Boook Prize, Saskatchewan Book Awards "These stories move effortlessly from the microcosm of intimate details in the lives of her characters to the macrocosm of great forces that animate the universe and sustain life on earth. Look at the science, she seems to say, and at the fragile miracle of life around us." — David Carpenter completed with the assistance of the Alberta Foundation for the Arts & Canada Council for the Arts purchase from THISTLEDOWN PRESS 
COMING ATTRACTIONS 11 Stories by Marina Harris, Sandy Marie Bonny & Clare Tacon (2011) "Meet three new writers, writers who are talented and topical and brainy and who reassure me verily about the firecracker future of the short story... writers to watch for in the future and to savour this exact moment." — Mark Anthony Jarman purchase from OBERON PRESS purchase from amazon 
THE SHAPE OF CONTENT: AN ANTHOLOGY OF CREATIVE WRITING IN MATHEMATICS AND SCIENCE
Edited by Chandler Davis, Marjorie Senechal, and Jan Zwicky (2008) "...The content given shape here goes beyond mathematics and science to the intertwining of mathematical and scientific professional involvement, creative activity and the personal connections in which these are embedded... an enjoyable, readable collection of well-crafted pieces. Read it. Share it." —Douglas Norton, Journal of Mathematics & Arts purchase from amazon |
Sandy is available for Readings, Author visits & Writing Workshops
funding may be available: SWG Author Readings Program "There is no telling what her characters might do, but she tells it and tells it well" "Yes, and Back Again is a tale haunted by unanswered questions... lit by the forces of love, compassion, and community.” — Leona Theis
"I didn’t know Yes, and Back Again was going to be that kind of book. I picked it up in the evening, intending to read only the first ten pages or so, then planned to devote the following day to it. Well, I finally put it down on page 110, and only because it was hours past my bedtime. This novel swept me up like the roaring South Saskatchewan River snatches debris off banks in the springtime... Bonny has crafted an ambitious story that melds history and the present, addresses cultures (specifically the Métis), and makes friends of wildly disparate people. There’s also a strong Tim Horton’s presence, text messaging, online police bulletins, and Facebook: talk about keeping it real." — Shelly A Leedhal "Fans of contemporary short fiction should certainly be interested in The Sometimes Lake... a fine balance of profound humanity interacting with the wonders of the world. The collection is a pleasant surprise that deserves to be more than another hidden gem in CanLit short fiction.” - Chad Pelley, The Telegraph Journal "The Sometimes Lake exhibits Bonny’s fluid use of language, irony, and humour in her firm navigation through the tragic and complicated lives of her characters." - Carlyn Schellenburg, Winnipeg Review "Sandy Bonny’s stories are crystal windows into novel territories. The uncommondenominator is that many of her characters enjoy life and solve problems from intelligences that are innately mathematical and scientific. As most literary fiction has come from somewhere else, these subtle skillful tales have crisp and new flavors; they yield discovery upon discovery. The Sometimes Lake is a powerful debut collection."— Fred Stenson
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