Meet Andora

A drawing representing Andy, done by artist Sleepy

Hi! I’m Andora and my pronouns are they/she. Feel free to call me Andy!

I’m a writer, a a winter person, and a mostly harmless panromantic asexual from Washington state.

When I’m not writing own-voices queer polyamorous romantasy, you can likely find me watching the Seattle Kraken or an obscure low budget movie with a crochet hook in hand, out on the mountain with skis on my feet, or hanging out in my community with a smile on my face as I try to spread good throughout the world.

I can’t tell you what color my hair is likely to be as that changes too frequently. But my skin is pale and my eyes are olive green.

Line of small snowflakes

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Evolution of a Polyamorous Romance Fantasy Novel

Version 1.0 If this YA urban fantasy became popular, folks would ship my male leads. Hee hee.

Version 1.2 Huh. The guys really do have a LOT of attraction to each other…

Version 2.0 I mean, why not make them cannonically bi? Aren’t faeries supposed to be anyway?

Version 2.3 Wait. Why am I still aiming for a two-person relationship at the end of this?

Version 3.0 Yeah, we’re polyamorous now.

Version 4.0 I don’t want this to be YA anymore… Poof! Everyone’s over thirty!

Version 5.0 I want to see more of the m-m relationship. Removing the first person female lead POV in favor of rotating close third.

Version 5.4 Wait. Why is this on Earth?

Version 6.0 Relocating to a fantasy world where MOST PEOPLE are polyamorous! It’s the monogamous folks who need a special word to describe their non-mainstream relationship preferences whenever someone asks them out! Huzzah!

The journey has taken twenty years. I wrote and even published other books in the meantime. My real world love life went from monogamy to polyfidelity to kitchen table polyamory, and the progression of the story has reflected a lot of that. I’m FINALLY at a point where I’m happy enough with this story to think I have the book I want to publish. Yeah, it still needs editing, but at the heart of it now rests what these characters always wanted.


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