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BIO
The short version:
Andrea Hannah is an author and workshop leader. She teaches creatives all over the globe through her retreats and workshops. You can find her on socials @andeehannah.
The slightly longer version:
Andrea Hannah is an author and workshop leader. She teaches creatives all over the globe and writes everything from fierce modern fairy tales to articles about the cosmos (she’s a Gemini). Her work has appeared in Bustle, Elite Daily, Thrive Global, HuffPost, and Mslexia Magazine. She is the author of Where Darkness Blooms, The Maker’s Guide to Magic, and more upcoming titles. You can find her on socials @andeehannah.
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CURRENT RELEASES
The Maker's Guide to Magic (OUT 9/26/23)
A guide to unlock creativity through the use of tarot, astrology and other esoteric tools in the modern age.
Every creative knows those magical moments of inspiration and flow can be hard to come by. And in today's fast-paced, high-stress society, they can feel impossible to reach. Certified astrologer, yoga teacher and creativity workshop leader Andrea Hannah introduces an innovative approach that any maker can use to build their toolkit and align with their creative potential.
Diving into astrology, tarot, the natural elements and other oracles, The Maker's Guide to Magic breaks down these tools into manageable and easy-to-follow parts that anyone can use to access their creativity--whether they're beginners in the esoteric realm or advanced practitioners. With the help of spreads, prompts, and other simple exercises, creatives will develop a fresh and customizable approach to explore their art in a mindful way.
MY LITTLE PONY: Issue #15
It’s time for a TREEHOUSE MAKEOVER! Izzy thinks her old treehouse in Bridlewood would make the perfect hangout for her and her besties. There’s only one problem: someponies, or somecreatures, keep messing up the furniture she worked so hard to unicycle. But Izzy is determined to make it sparkle, rain or shine!
Where Darkness Blooms (OUT NOW)
Publisher: Wednesday Books // Cover Design: Olga Grlic // Art: Marcela Bolívar
The town of Bishop is known for exactly two things: recurring windstorms and an endless field of sunflowers that stretches farther than the eye can see. And women—many missing women. So when Delilah, Jude, Whitney and Bo’s mothers go missing, no one in Bishop is surprised. The case is shut and the girls are left with a dusty old house and the shattered pieces of their lives. Until the wind kicks up a terrible secret at their mothers’ much delayed memorial.
Delilah just wants to move on. She’s been looking after them all since their mothers went missing with the help of her boyfriend, Bennett. They just have one tiny problem: every time Bennett touches her she feels an unbearable pain searing through her.
Whitney would like for the women in her life to stop disappearing. Or dying. First, she lost her mother. Then, she lost her girlfriend, Eleanor. She finds some relief when she visits an old weathervane from the time the town was founded where she can hear Eleanor’s voice asking her for more. But more what?
Jude, Whitney’s twin sister, would rather stay home and ignore it all, but the wind kicks up her secret, too: her summer fling with Bennett, Delilah’s boyfriend, that feels like more than just a fling.
Bo wants answers, and she wants them now. She’s convinced something happened to their mothers and that the townsfolk know what it was. She’s sure of it. That’s why she pushed them to do a memorial for their mothers.
Bishop has always been a strange town. But what the girls don’t know is that Bishop is also deadly—and when it’s through with them, no one might survive.
The Wildest Things (Book #1 of the Seasonkeeper Duology) (FALL 2024)
Publisher: Wednesday Books // Cover Design: NA // Art: NA
When Snow White is never kissed, she awakens in her glass coffin twenty years later to a very different world. The forest has been ravaged by the Blight, the animals have mutated, and the dwarves are now poachers. Snow must survive the deadly forest and kill the Evil Queen’s daughter to reverse the damage…but she’s falling in love with her instead.
An allegory for the consequence of climate change and the precarious balance of nature, The Wildest Things is a sapphic feminist fairytale that reimagines Snow White as a warrior for the soul of her kingdom on a mission to correct the wrongs done to the wild, no matter what darkness lies ahead. Fans of Hannah Whitten’s For the Wolf and Erin A. Craig’s House of Salt and Sorrows will devour this gritty retelling.