Contributor (Books)
Amanda Michelle Gordon was born and raised in the Hudson Valley region of New York and moved to the Twin Cities area after completing her dual degree in sociology and journalism from SUNY New Paltz. She’s a lower-tier geek who has yet to attend a nerdy convention or a session of Dungeons & Dragons, but she was practically raised on Star Wars and got in trouble for reading more often than not.
As a writer, the highlight of her career is a toss-up between getting to cover autism treatment in Brazil with the Pulitzer Center for Crisis Reporting and the time that a person of the same name plagiarized her work in attempts to pick up women at Westchester Community College. While she’s flattered by the move, it’s one of the main reasons she insists on using her middle name for all writing projects now and hopes to see her full name on the cover of a published novel (or 11) someday.
You can easily spot Amanda wearing her Jayne hat in local libraries, used bookstores, and coffee shops. Or, if the weather permits, walking her 14-year-old pure-white Siberian husky, Niko, who only responds to promises of food.
Website
www.amandamgordon.com
Articles by Amanda
- Wish of the Wicked Fails to Enchant Nov 15, 2023
- The Beetlejuice Musical Breathes New Life into a Cult-Classic Story Sep 26, 2023
- Deny Me, the Nightshade Boy Is a Minnesota Urban Fantasy with Stronger Social Commentary Than Story Sep 9, 2023
- Puzzle House Is a Wicked Good Read, Even with the Missing Pieces Aug 2, 2023
- Wild with All Regrets Spoils a Promising Start Jun 5, 2023
- The Truth against the World Presents Realistic People in a Dystopian Near-Future America Apr 29, 2023
- How to Stay Productive When the World Is Ending Offers Comic Relief in the End Times Mar 30, 2023
- Worldbuilding Partially Saves Seven Faceless Saints from Its Cast Feb 7, 2023
