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Anda Powers is a raging know-it-all who foolishly persists in believing that, if she writes the truth, it will speak to the truth in others and change their lives.


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Anda has been a practicing eclectic Wiccan for 14 years, both as a solitary and as a member of informal circles. She's a craftivist, environmentalist, feminist and fan of heavy metal, pug puppies and dark humor. Anda draws from everything she reads, but has particularly enjoyed works by H.P Lovecraft, Ivan E. Kiras, Silver Ravenwolf, Peter Straub and Edward Lear. That being said, don't look for her work to be a Frankenstein-style quilt of her influences. They are just that: influences, whispers in her ear meant to illuminate her choices, not to force her decisions. Anda writes in the hopes of being financially stable. She writes to entertain and to assist. But most of all, she writes because, if she didn't, she'd explode, leaving a big sticky mess for everyone else to clean up.