Just who is Judy Black?
(Judy Black is not my real name. My real name is Andrea (Andi) Judy. You can read about my decision to use Judy Black here.)
I have been told I am far too cute, too sweet and too girly to possibly write anything as dark and twisted as I do. But honestly, why do you think I wear all the lace and the frills? How else am I going to hide the knife?
I write in a lot of different genres including: romance, erotica, sci-fi, fantasy, Young Adult, Horror, Literary, and I also delve into poetry and non-fiction. My passions are reading, writing and giggiling at stupid jokes.
Professional Publication and Presentation Credit
Split Peas (short story) Published: The Peacock’s Feet, Volume 33: 2008
Parasthesia (short story) Published: The Peacock’s Feet, Volume 34: 2009
Onus (poem) Published: The Peacock’s Feet, Volume 35 2010
Epicene (poem) Published: Ascent Aspirations: Volume 15, Number 3
Origins (poem) Published: Battered Suitcase: Volume 3, Issue 4
Faceboook: Friend or Foe? Presented at 2010 Georgia Resident Assistant Saturday Seminar
Panel Moderator: The Writing Life: ConNooga 2012
High Wire: One Act Play.
The Bone Queen: The Pulptress: Fall 2012
Pulp Ark 2012: Literary Guest Writer on Panels: Women in Pulp, and Pulp Poetry
FandomFest 2012: Literary Guest Writer on Panels: Making Your Editor Happy, Knuckle Sandwiches (Pulp), Female Characters in Horror, and Exploring Genres: Southern Gothic
Upcoming Pro Se Press Anthology
ConNooga 2013: Literary Guest Writer
Georgia Literary Festival 2013 Guest
Have a question? Comment? Book you’d like me to review? Expression of love or hate? You can e-mail me at judyblackcloud@gmail.com
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Dick Said:
on December 22, 2010 at 6:28 am
You look appropriately haunted here, Judy!
Judy Black Said:
on December 22, 2010 at 11:27 pm
Thanks!
Ed Crandell Said:
on February 27, 2011 at 5:00 pm
Did you feel like you learned anything worthwhile at the Con Nooga Literary Track panels this year?
Judy Black Said:
on February 27, 2011 at 8:31 pm
Oh wow, I learned so much. I also found some inspiration again. I was seriously lacking on the drive to write and just being around so many amazing and creative people (like you!!) made me want to write again. For that I am deeply grateful and thrilled!
Ed Crandell Said:
on March 1, 2011 at 7:16 pm
Usually, there are more people on the panel than in the audience. It was so nicet o see so many out there this time – and TAKING NOTES!!! I’m glad that we could be of help, even people like me who are just doing it for the fun of it. ;]
Ed Crandell Said:
on March 1, 2011 at 7:18 pm
The typo “nicet o” shows I should just be doing this for fun! X(
rachelmhunter Said:
on May 11, 2012 at 11:43 pm
Wonderful website, Andrea! Your work sounds intriguing. A little darkness never hurt.
Rachel~
Jack Mackenzie Said:
on September 26, 2012 at 8:27 am
Darkness is the natural state of the universe.