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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Link: https://writing.exchange/@andyb
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link: https://bsky.app/profile/andybwriting.bsky.social
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andora@andorabrokaw.com
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Releasing The Harmony of Falling Snow

The Harmony of Falling Snow cover, featuring a dragon on a mountaintop looking up into falling snow

Me: Hey, Harmony, check this out!

Harmony: I have a cover? Really? That’s mine?

Me: It is!

Harmony: I HAVE A COVER!

Me: You seem to like it. It’s by Cat Psychic, who people can find under that name on Ko-fi.

Harmony: Does this mean I really am going to be released soon?

Me: The finalized files have been uploaded to itch.io, Kindle, and Draft2Digital. And some stores are even allowing people to pre-order you already! (Including itch.io, which is where I make the largest profit off the same cover price should anyone ask.)

Harmony: They are? Wow… I can’t believe I’m finished.

Me: I know, right? But here are the preorder links:

itch.io
Everywhere Else

Me: Also, people will be able to purchase you via Ko-fi. I can’t set up preorders there, but anyone who wants to follow me can see when the digital book is available.

Harmony: So I come out on… Wait. Does that say June 1st? I thought we were aiming for June 21st.

Me: We originally targeted the 21st for both print and digital, but the digital is ready to go now, so why wait that long?

Harmony: Why wait at all?

Me: We want a LITTLE bit of anticipation.

Harmony: I guess. So the print will have a different release date?

Me: Yeah. I’m sticking with June 21st for that. Although we’ll see how much of a nightmare getting the formatting and such right is.

Harmony: Can people pre-order print copies?

Me: Not right now. I’m working on some Clever Ideas about that, but nothing’s ready yet.

Harmony: And the listing says I’m on sale, not just for sale?

Me: Yep! From now until July 5th, the digital version of you costs $4.99. After July 5th, the price increases to $7.99.

Harmony: I seem cheaper than many comp titles.

Me: Because you’re the first in a series and I’m not exactly well known.

Harmony: Will my print version be the same price?

Me: I wish! But printing costs are going to be higher than either of those numbers.

Melody: What about me?

Me: You’ll probably be a similar price for debut.

Melody: That’s not what I meant. You haven’t touched me in the last fortnight…

Me: Oh! I will be getting back to you as soon as I can, sweetling. Between the stress of formatting, dealing with new systems, and staring at proofs, I’m rather frazzled. And I’m going to be hanging out with my daughter at a Ren Faire this weekend. But I’m going to leave this meeting to work on your outline, then hopefully give you some quality time next week.