About

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“Here I am — storyteller, creator, Queen Unicorn.”

Born and raised in Georgia, Chandra Martin found her love of storytelling early. Her imagination was active long before she had the words for it. Once she learned to write, the stories came easily and often, to the delight of her parents.

Chandra first received recognition in elementary school, when her school librarian submitted a poem she had written to a Georgia Poetry Society competition. At the time, Chandra was in fourth grade, and the poem received an honorable mention. It was her first recognition outside her family.

When she isn’t plotting to conquer Alpha Centauri Cb as its one and only Queen Unicorn, Chandra enjoys cooking, watching anime, reading manga, playing relaxed PC games on her desktop, and spending time in libraries. She also has an interest in the occult, which she prefers to explore from a safe distance.

Chandra has always written. Over the years, she has filled boxes with notebooks and notepads full of ideas and scenes for future poems and novels, especially in the genres she loves: mystery, horror, spirituality, fantasy, and science fiction. Now, she’s sharing that work and inviting readers into her creative world.

Creative Mission

Chandra’s work looks at the strange and the spiritual, as well as imagined futures, but it stays focused on real feelings and lived memory. In both fiction and commentary, she invites readers into moments where uncertainty leads to understanding.