"WHAT'S THE WORD ???........."
“I share in every writer's delight in piecing together the right words in the right order that will convey exactly
the intent of the thought behind the imagination.”
Andria recently completed the manuscript for Nocturnal Run, an historical fantasy spanning the centuries from 1568 to present day.
There are characters in Nocturnal Run who cross over into a related storyline from her previous book, Miry Brook Johnson, a woman’s fiction story set in present day about a girl growing up in the Plains of Oklahoma.
Both Nocturnal Run and Miry Brook Johnson were named on the longlist of entries for the Seasiders Write Debut Novel Award this past summer (2022).
Other recognitions include:
-Page Turner Awards Finalist for Miry Brook Johnson 2020
-Writers Weekly Short Story Honorable Mentions for Three Sundays, Iowa Magic, and The Red Cottage.
Andria graduated from Boston University, School of Fine Arts with a BFA in Lighting Design and had a career in the performing arts for over twenty years. She then moved on to medical education and corporate event planning before she started writing her first novel.
“As a teenager, I traveled with a youth choir staying in people’s homes all across the country. Learning of the regional home-style differences, economic ranges, family values and local town pride left an indelible mark on me which I still draw from in my writing.”
Andria lives in Ridgefield, CT.
“I share in every writer's delight in piecing together the right words in the right order that will convey exactly
the intent of the thought behind the imagination.”
Andria recently completed the manuscript for Nocturnal Run, an historical fantasy spanning the centuries from 1568 to present day.
There are characters in Nocturnal Run who cross over into a related storyline from her previous book, Miry Brook Johnson, a woman’s fiction story set in present day about a girl growing up in the Plains of Oklahoma.
Both Nocturnal Run and Miry Brook Johnson were named on the longlist of entries for the Seasiders Write Debut Novel Award this past summer (2022).
Other recognitions include:
-Page Turner Awards Finalist for Miry Brook Johnson 2020
-Writers Weekly Short Story Honorable Mentions for Three Sundays, Iowa Magic, and The Red Cottage.
Andria graduated from Boston University, School of Fine Arts with a BFA in Lighting Design and had a career in the performing arts for over twenty years. She then moved on to medical education and corporate event planning before she started writing her first novel.
“As a teenager, I traveled with a youth choir staying in people’s homes all across the country. Learning of the regional home-style differences, economic ranges, family values and local town pride left an indelible mark on me which I still draw from in my writing.”
Andria lives in Ridgefield, CT.
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