Her first chapbook, Treason, was published in 1990. Her first full-length collection, The Stone Cloak (1999), was an imaginative retelling of the story of her great-grandparents’ move to New Denmark in 1876. Her second collection, Bones About to Bloom (2001), was awarded a Bailey Prize by the Writers’ Federation of New Brunswick. Her third work, Crucible (2004), is a series of poems inspired by the life of St. Catherine of Siena. In 2005, Oberon Press published Andrews' most recent work, Walking the Sky.Andrews is a member of the “Wolf Tree Group,” a community of New Brunswick poets who participate in the Random Acts of Poetry event, funded by the Canadian Council for the Arts. Andrews lives with her husband in New Maryland, New Brunswick.For a more extensive biography of Andrews, please visit the New Brunswick Literary Encyclopedia.