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Hey there! Andy Fifer is a fantastic writer, crafting both his own novels and ghostwriting for others. This blog is his official space to share what he’s working on, what’s on his mind, his personal thoughts, and some writing tips. Thanks a bunch for stopping by! If you’d like to chat with Andy, just fill out the form below.
Recent Posts
- Charity Spotlight – Recreational Horizons – Summer 2026
Recreational Horizons is a nonprofit organization that provides trips for individuals with intellectual disabilities. They are currently celebrating 46 years of trips. Recreational Horizons offers trips to ambulatory intellectually disabled individuals who can function behaviorally in a three participants-to-chaperone ratio. The trips aim to increase the participants’ independence and enhance their communication, self-help, and social… Read more: Charity Spotlight – Recreational Horizons – Summer 2026 - Happy Independence Day (USA)
I’m sending my warmest wishes to all my fellow Americans on this special Independence Day! This year, we’re celebrating 250 years of our great nation. Let’s take a moment to remember the core values that brought our country into being. We’re all about life, liberty, and justice for everyone, not just Americans. We’re a melting… Read more: Happy Independence Day (USA) - My Favorite Things: Apple Books
I have talked many times on this site and in my reviews that I believe that reading is one of the most important things a person can do. The transfer of knowledge or story is imperative to the human condition. I don’t care if you read a magazine, book, or newspaper, digital or physical, or… Read more: My Favorite Things: Apple Books - My Multi-Hat Process
As longtime readers will know, I have ADHD, and as such, I can’t for the life of me focus only on one task for very long. I write and read as part of my job as a professional writer. I wood carve, fish, and play video games as a hobby. I repair old game systems… Read more: My Multi-Hat Process - What’s on my iPad Air’s Writing Page
The iPad Air is my go-to device for everything. I prefer it over the iPhone when I need a larger display. However, the 13-inch screen can sometimes be cumbersome to handle. But when I need to write, the 13-inch screen becomes a lifesaver. I’ve organized my apps into separate screens based on my current tasks.… Read more: What’s on my iPad Air’s Writing Page