The late crime writer Phyllis Dorothy James and psychological mystery writer Tana Trench have significantly inspired her. There are several established writers whose literary works have augured well for Laura Andersen’s literary ambition. She loves reading historical fiction because it makes her relive historical times while at the same time enjoying the comfort of the current luxuries. She is not a run-of-the-mill writer of historical fiction. She soberly pipes that she is an ardent reader and reads just about anything which she gets. Laura Andersen does not cash in on her degree. She likes traveling and has visited many African, European, Middle East, and Asian countries.Īrdent Bibliophile inspired by Mystery and Historical Fiction Writers Laura Andersen has lived a considerable part of her life, three decades, in western North America but she and her family are now domiciled in Massachusetts.
In this context, she has been a piano teacher, interned in Hong Kong, and has had stints at the famed Corn Dog Factory and at a healthcare facility. She has worked in different workplaces over the years. British history was her area of emphasis while pursuing her degree. Laura Andersen’s interests include lazing about in the ocean, is a nemophilist (fond of the woods), is a foodie, and shopaholic. She and and her husband have been married for over two decades. She describes herself as being in a monogamous marriage and four children (three boys and one girl) to show for it. She went to high school in the 1980s and met her future husband during her final year of study. She describes her childhood as blissful and grew up with a kid brother. Laura Andersen is an American author and writes historical fiction. Read on this interesting biography which will whet your appetite for more of her literary works. She has produced literary works which wows and woos.
But that is exactly what Laura Andersen, a relatively young author and recent entrant, does. New and prospective authors might not touch literary genres such as historical fiction with a ten foot pole.
Seemingly, some literary genres are a preserve of a few elite.
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