Andrew Cheney-Feid

Andrew Cheney Feid has always lived at the threshold where shadow brushes against wonder. Born in Los Angeles, he grew up in a city of bright facades and hidden depths, a place where glamour and darkness often share the same breath. But it was Rome, Italy, that marked him most deeply. A decade among ancient stone, sensual art, and a culture that treats beauty as inheritance taught him how myth can seep into ordinary life. The city reshaped the way he writes, and the way he sees the world.

Now, based in Nashville, Tennessee, Andrew creates dark urban and paranormal fantasy charged with emotional gravity, quiet heat, and supernatural tension that lingers in the mind and on the skin. His debut novel, Incubus Moon, follows a man whose awakening reveals he is the last living incubus—desired, hunted, and bound to a destiny older than the gods. Incubus Surrender continues that descent, and Incubus Ruin, the third book in the Incubus Chronicles, will be released just before Halloween—the author’s favorite day of the year.

He also writes queer and heterosexual erotica under the pen name A.C. Faro, exploring desire with intensity, honesty, and an eye for the currents that move beneath the surface.

When he isn’t writing, he’s reminiscing about Rome, wandering Nashville’s creative pockets, or stopping to admire every corgi that crosses his path.