Ora Wanders has been reading, writing, and studying the art of storytelling since she was four years old. After reading the entire Harry Potter series at seven years old, she has been reading WAY above her grade level ever since. Besides reading and writing, Ora loves sushi, pugs, playing the flute, swimming, building Lego worlds, making slime, and playing internet games like Roblox with her friends. In fact, she just scored the highest reading level in her entire fourth-grade class. Her love for fantasy fiction and mythology inspired her to write her Children of the Elements series.

Qatarina Wanders is a former circus performer turned author and self-made businesswoman (with a wee bit of a unicorn obsession). In addition, she is a single mom, competitive weightlifter, avid reader, and skydiver.

As an avid reader, writer, and book editor, she fosters a deep love for the written word. Heck, she has studied seven languages! Qatarina holds both a bachelor's and a master’s degree in English Literature and Editing with an emphasis in Creative Writing, as well as two PhDs: one in Comparative Language and the other in Sexual Psychology.

She built her book-production business, Wandering Words Media, in 2016 when she decided it was time to settle down from traveling circus life and build something more sustainable.

After a ton of trial and error, obscene amounts of coffee, and a relentless determination to crash through walls and repeatedly pick herself back up, Qatarina has now produced hundreds of successful books (of her own and for clients), coached dozens of clients, built her business from zero to six figures and beyond, and been featured on numerous media outlets.

Shortly after starting Wandering Words Media, Qatarina got heavily involved with what is now known as the Tya Mindset Practice™, teaching others how to master the practice of “Trusting Your Abundance.”

In the process, she has learned to apply the Tya principles to sex and sexuality, and has since been fondly dubbed the Tya Sexpert within the community.

When she isn’t writing, reading, or coaching, she is likely lifting weights, sweating in a hot yoga class, climbing a cliff with her daughter, Ora Wanders—a published author at ten years of age—or jumping out of a plane in the Rocky Mountains.

To learn more about her work, please visit: www.QatarinaWanders.com

Or check out her book-production business at: www.WanderingWordsMedia.com