Karen R. Sanderson was raised by a mother who wanted to be an English teacher and who worked for Merriam-Webster as a proofreader and an aunt who could complete the old and arduous Sunday New York Times crossword in a day. Their favorite expression was, “Look it up!”
Karen is an editor, proofreader, blogger, poet, writer, and a fabulous grandma. She’s completed writing, art, and sign language coursework through UCLA, Santa Fe Community College, University of New Mexico, Minot State University, and she has a degree from Lake Region State College in Interpreting and Sign Language Studies.
Karen’s short stories have been featured in The Rose & Thorn Journal, Every Child is Entitled to Innocence anthology, Valley Living Magazine, BewilderingStories.com, and WritingRaw.com.
Her first collection – “No Boundaries, A Collection of Poetry” – is available on Amazon.
Karen is currently working on a collection of horror and experimental fiction. She lives in Minot, North Dakota, and is active in politics and good trouble-making.
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