Aubry Kae Andersen (AKA "A. Ka") is a great many things... an artist, an illustrator, a writer, a trivia buff, a lover of MST3K and sleeping till noon. It’s a shame that those things don’t pay very well, but she also designs websites to make ends meet. As a Seattleite, she can be found in various coffee shops, brooding over a laptop and consulting with other artsy types about the viability of her fantasies.

"Isaac the Fortunate" is her first novel, the first book in her "Paradox" series. It's big enough that she’s kindly split it into six parts, starting with "The Winter."

She has a particular obsession with historical settings, philosophical plots, dark humor, and dimensional characters. The complexity of her multilayered plots aren't for the faint of heart, yet the simplicity of her characters and their all-too-human motives still makes her work approachable to readers looking for the shear entertainment of a good story. She goes bold, she goes deep, and often she goes crazy.