Andrea Mosier

Mom, writer, and maker of killer potato salad, Andrea Mosier is a multi-genre writer, ranging from gritty murder mystery to spiritual memoir. She was a regular contributor for Set Magazine in Florence, Alabama, and her fiction has appeared in Serendipity Magazine, Best New Writing 2014, and The Shortlist, 2015. Her novel, Fire Eater, was a finalist for the Dundee International Book Award in 2015, and a short story, "Mass," was a finalist for the Eric Hoffer Award for Prose. Equilibrium, a short story collection, made the finals for the Wolfson Press Fiction Prize in 2024. Reinventing her life to end a two-year battle with Lyme Disease transformed her into a foodie. Andrea lives with her pug in Southern Middle Tennessee where her two sons also reside. When home, she serves up gluten free decadent food in between writing screenplays and publishing novels through her new imprint, Bach. Paper. Fire. Her devotional, Come Up Hither, is her only work of nonfiction to date.