Andrew Eliopulos is an accomplished American author and editor, best known for his work in middle-grade and young adult (YA) fiction. Originally hailing from Georgia, Andrew attended the University of Chicago, where he earned a degree in Germanic Studies. After graduating, he made his way to Brooklyn, New York, where he now resides.
In addition to his work as an author, Andrew holds a prominent position in the publishing industry. He currently works as an executive editor for Harper Collins, one of the leading publishing houses in the country. During his tenure at Harper Collins, he has played a crucial role in the publication of several successful fiction books, including "New Kid" by Jerry Craft, which won the Newberry award.
As a writer, Andrew is perhaps best known for his debut novel, "The Fascinators," which was published in 2020. The book, which tells the story of three friends in a small town in Georgia who discover they have magical powers, quickly gained critical acclaim. "The Fascinators" was nominated for the Grand Canyon Reader Award and the Children's Choices Reading list pick by the International Literacy Association. Andrew's unique voice and creative storytelling have earned him a place among the top authors in his genre, and readers can look forward to seeing what he comes up with next.