Sandy Davis

Sandy Davis is a writer, homesteader, and storyteller from northern New Hampshire, where the locals recognize four seasons: almost winter, dead of winter, still winter, and three months of things that bite. Her writing blends humor, heart, and the everyday realities of rural life, from chickens with opinions on everything to sheep, goats, livestock guardian dogs, and the occasional disaster best appreciated in hindsight.

After careers in graphic design, photography, massage therapy, and years spent homesteading, Sandy began sharing stories from farm life on her blog and social media, where readers quickly connected with her warm, conversational storytelling style and honest humor about country living. She is the author of Between the Fenceposts: Tales of Mud, Mayhem, and Manure, a collection of humorous and heartfelt true stories inspired by life on the farm. Her work has also appeared in homesteading and poultry publications.

A New Hampshire native, Sandy shares the farm with her husband, Jim. Together they raised seven children and now delight in twenty grandchildren and four great-grandchildren—mercifully not all visiting at once. Her stories, often sparked by mud, mayhem, and manure, reach beyond the farmyard to offer humor, resilience, and moments of quiet reflection from a life lived close to the land. Between the Fenceposts is both a gift to her family and proof that while good fences may not last forever, good stories just might.