Sandy DiamondBorn in 1936 in Gates Mills, OH, Sandy Diamond was a painter, calligrapher, poet, and playwright. She attended Brandeis University, where she studied literature, and earned her BFA from Columbia University's College of Painting and Sculpture. Her preious books include Miss Coffin and Mrs. Blood: Poems of Art & Madness, The Hunchback, and Bliss, Danger, & Gods. She wrote numerous plays which were performed throughout the Pacific Northwest. She was the frontwoman of the poetry and music group, Quasimodo and the Bellringers. She died in 2016 in Port Townsend, WA. Read More Read Less