From 1995 to 1997, she was part of the performance poetry band Stumblin' Tongues, with Bermudian poet Andra Simons and musicians Garth and Grant Kien.
She has also published two chapbook of her short stories, Here's to Wang (Forest Publications) and Anything Not Measurable Is Not Real (Stuart Ross's Proper Tales Press).
[3] In a four-star performance review in December 2007, Edinburgh's The Skinny said: "(In) Sandra Alland's brilliant Beckett cut-ups...the images come so fast you sometimes feel like a Slinky falling down the stairs, yet the emotion and intention are clear, moving, and often funny.
"[4] In spring 2009, Glasgow's Lock Up Your Daughters magazine said: "Reminiscent of Miranda July and complemented by a deadpan delivery, Alland's words are at once both drolly funny and sweetly strange."
Alland's poems and short stories can be found in such publications as This Magazine, Broken Pencil, dig, Cosmonauts Avenue, subTerrain and Gutter.
Alland's films have screened internationally, including at Tate Modern, Macrobert, Entzaubert Festival (Berlin), Entr'2 Marches and MIX Copenhagen.
[12] In 2018, Alland curated the first widely-accessible short film programme featuring queer and trans D/deaf and disabled artists at BFI Flare, called Fighters of Demons, Makers of Cakes.