Alexandra Rowland
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Alexandra Rowland is an American queer fantasy writer known for the Chantiverse series and their podcast "Be the Serpent." They coined the term "hopepunk" and hold a degree in world literature, mythology, and folklore from Truman State University. Rowland grew up in the Bahamas and later moved to Florida and Missouri. Their work often explores themes of identity, societal norms, and the human experience, blending elements of fantasy and realism.
Awards
['Hugo Award Nominee (for Be the Serpent podcast)']
Notable Works
['A Conspiracy of Truths', 'A Taste of Gold and Iron', 'A Choir of Lies', 'Running Close to the Wind', 'Yield Under Great Persuasion']
