But now I teach writing extensively while I get to write and work in theatre. It's been a most gratifying situation. In fact, the book was recently listed sixth on the San Francisco bestseller list. During the fall she directed Love's Labour's Lost for the Foothill Theatre Company in Nevada City. And despite an exhaustive schedule of directing and book publicity, she continues to bring her creative passions to University Extension's writing program.
Artists have a wonderful opportunity in the life that they choose.
Their work constantly reflects how they're feeling about life. Education allows that same degree of reflection. You're getting new input, new thoughts and perspectives. Sands also realizes the reciprocal nature of the learning that happens in her classes. It's hugely rewarding.