Leigh-Ann Andersen
Leigh-Ann Andersen is a freelance writer with a lifelong passion for learning. She resides in central Canada with her cat, two fish, and two miniature poodles. She also has two beautiful young children, Tristan and Rowan. Both boys, they are the light of her life, and really enjoy the fact that "Mommy" is a published author.
As a part-time student, Leigh-Ann is pursuing a PhD in creative writing. As a hobby, she also studies anthropology, religious studies, and politics at the University of Winnipeg. Her love of learning inspires her writing in its many forms.
As a career, she writes fantasy novels and various short stories under her pen name, LA Quill. She also publishes non-fiction books under her pseudonym Aislin. Her published novels include:
Her published non-fiction workds include:
Leigh-Ann is also a popular web content writer on a variety of subjects, posting under her legal name, Leigh-Ann Andersen. She is considered a local expert on paganism, the occult, tarot, and astrology. She also teaches some local classes on these topics, though the group she founded, The Order of the Sacred Star. She also loves cats, writing articles and blogging about them daily.
Latest Articles
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The Wheel of the Year — The Fall Equinox and Its Lore
The Fall Equinox, also called Mabon, is a time of balance, plenty, and feasting. It is the time to give thanks and appreciate what one has.
Dec 2, 2011
- Leigh-Ann Andersen
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The Wheel of the Year — Lughnasadh and Its Lore
Lughnasadh takes place on the first day of August. It is the beginning of both the seasonal harvest and the period of thanksgiving in Wiccan thought.
Dec 1, 2011
- Leigh-Ann Andersen
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The Wheel of the Year — The Summer Solstice and Its Lore
The Summer Solstice is the longest day of the year. It is a time to acknowledge the power of the sun and bask in the life and warmth of the God.
Dec 1, 2011
- Leigh-Ann Andersen
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The Wheel of the Year — Beltane and Its Lore
Beltane is one of the most powerful days in the Wiccan year. It is a time to rejoice in the warmth of spring and to honor the union of the Goddess and God
Nov 29, 2011
- Leigh-Ann Andersen
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Training Sled Dogs
Many breeds are good at pulling a sled, but training a proper sled dog takes patience, understanding, and a great deal of hard work.
Nov 25, 2011
- Leigh-Ann Andersen
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Using Beagles for Hunting
Many dog breeds are used for hunting, including beagles. Beagles are quick and clever, but they are not the perfect choice for all types of hunting.
Nov 22, 2011
- Leigh-Ann Andersen
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Training Flock Guard Dogs
Flock guard dogs are commonly used to protect groups of sheep, cattle and other grazing animals. However, selecting or training these dogs can be difficult.
Nov 20, 2011
- Leigh-Ann Andersen
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Caring for Your Cat — Trimming a Cat's Claws
Trimming the claws of your cat sounds like a simple process. But done incorrectly, this procedure can cause injury, both to you and your feline companion.
Nov 17, 2011
- Leigh-Ann Andersen
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Natural Remedies for Felines — Do Cats Like Peppermint?
Many cat owners use natural remedies for their feline companions. However, some remedies, such as peppermint, can be dangerous in large quantities.
Nov 15, 2011
- Leigh-Ann Andersen
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Identifying and Treating Liver Fluke in Cats
Liver fluke is a potentially fatal parasite in cats. Learning how to identify and treat this disease can prevent unnecessary suffering for your feline.
Nov 2, 2011
- Leigh-Ann Andersen
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