Born in London, Sue Stanford is based in Melbourne. Her interests in the creative arts took her first towards a still-born career in ceramics and then later to some small successes in writing. Her first book of poetry, Opal, came out from Flat Chat Press in 2006 and a tiny book of haiku, The Neon City, came out from Post Pressed in 2008. A third book, We Will Come to the Sea, is taking shape. Sue's poetry has appeared widely in literary magazines and anthologies. Sue is currently working on a PhD at Monash University which will take Sugita Hisajo's haiku as a case study through which to explore the effects of a range of constraints on innovation. Sue was president of Melbourne Poets Union during 2007 and 2008. She has been a judge for Moving Galleries, and has been poetry editor of POAM for the past three years.
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