Sandra Soper was born in Dundee in 1945. A devoted educator, she became the youngest deputy head teacher in her district before turning to educational writing and later working as a schools inspector. Widowed in 1997, she is a mother to four children, all born in Oxford before the family moved and settled in South London. She is the author of Primary First: Handbook for Primary Teachers, published by Oxford University Press, and now writes poetry shaped by a life of family, teaching, loss and reflection.
Equally True
These poems arise from a life shaped by profound love and the long, faithful work of grief. They move through marriage, motherhood, belief, addiction, endurance, and loss with tenderness and clarity, offering not a record of suffering but a listening presence within it. At their heart is the convict...
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