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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Shadow Kiss Act 1 Asserts Its Dominance

Me: Wait. What did you just say?

Shadow Kiss Act 1: I said, “I just found Etsian’s main plot arc.” It’s right there in my last paragraph.

Me: But he already had one.

Shadow Act 1: Yeah, well, that one SUCKED. It was boring. No one would care. Etsian barely cared. This will be better.

Me: I suppose…

Shadow Act 1: There’s no suppose. It’s better. You just need to revise me so that it doesn’t strike out of left field.

Me: I guess you’re right. I’m not going to revise you now, though. I’m writing it down as a thing to be done and am moving on to Act 2.

Shadow Act 2: You do realize I need to be completely re-outlined now, right?

Me: ::sigh:: Yes, I acknowledge this.

Shadow Act 2: Okay. While you’re at it, you should remove the fourth POV.

Me: What?

Shadow Act 2: Vanya’s scenes are adding too many complications and taking focus away from Bex, who’s obviously the main character. The other two intersect her enough to keep, but Vanya’s gotta go.

Me: I was sorta thinking the same thing… Okay. New outline. Although, is it worth the bother? Are you going to stick to it?

Shadow Act 2: Probably not. Why don’t you just outline to the halfway mark? That’s the completion goal for the month, anyway. It will be a good time to stop and reflect on our progress.

Me: Yeah. We can do that.

Shadow Act 3: Should I just go ahead and delete my outline entirely?

Me: Probably, yeah.

Shadow Act 1: I’ll need scenes reworked if we’re getting rid of Vanya…

Me: Yes. In the revision stage. Everything in her scenes still happened, so we can move on without addressing that yet.

Shadow Act 1: If you say so.

Me: I do.

Snow Kiss: Can we talk?

Me: NOT NOW. We’re still waiting for beta feedback on you. Bugger off.

Snow Kiss: Sheesh. Touchy much?

Me: Ignoring everyone except for Shadow Act 2 now. Taking some deep breaths and moving on with this rough draft. See you on the other side of sanity!