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Astrid and Andrew are each other's biggest critics. It's what fuels their love

For many of us, making love work requires balancing work and life. For Astrid Lorange and Andrew Brooks their love, life and work are inextricably intertwined.

Astrid and Andrew are each other's biggest critics. It's what fuels their love

Astrid Lorange and Andrew Brooks, both writers, met as friends before embarking on a writing career together. Their shared passion for writing sparked their love, which has continued for over a decade. They have collaborated on various projects, from poems and essays to scholarly books and radio shows. The process of writing together has allowed them to critique each other's work, helping them refine their style and develop a shared voice.

They have written about diverse topics, including pregnancy, parenthood, and social issues. Despite the daily grind of writing, they remain deeply committed to their craft. Their writing relationship extends beyond the two of them, involving trusted friends who provide honest feedback. This collaborative approach to writing has made their bond even stronger.

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