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StarCitizen:Andy Rogers

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Andy Rogers is a writer who wrote the Star Citizen novella StarCitizen:Brothers in Arms for Cloud Imperium Games.<ref>Template:Cite RSI</ref>

Work for CIG

In the fall of 2013, at Worldcon in San Antonio, Texas, Andy's friend and fellow author StarCitizen:Griffin Barber introduced him to editor StarCitizen:David Ladyman. David was working on source material for Star Citizen. They hit it off, and David asked Andy to pitch some story ideas for Star Citizen.<ref name=":0">Writing Income – May 2015, arogers907.wordpress.com, June 14, 2015 </ref>

He read Griffin’s serial, [[StarCitizen::Category:A Separate Law|A Separate Law]], and everything else they had at the time and sent David a couple ideas. He liked one, they refined a couple things to keep the programmers from having fits and Andy drafted a 12-part serial for Star Citizen in early 2014.<ref>"Yep! I'm on contract for a 12 part serial for the upcoming game Star Citizen", Twitter, @arogers907, Apr 24, 2014</ref><ref>"Sent my completed manuscript to the editorial staff at Star Citizen. Celebrating with family BBQ, gardening, and Spiderman 2. #amNOTwriting", @arogers907, Twitter, May 8, 2014</ref><ref name=":0" />

David contacted Andy in April to say that Brothers In Arms was about to see print. Several things changed about the story, not the least of which being that it is four parts instead of the original twelve serialized episodes. The first episode was slated for print on May 15.<ref name=":0" />

Early Life

He has a bachelors degree in Biology with a minor in Philosophy from UAA. He also has a music degree from Musician's Institute in Los Angels, CA.<ref name=":1">Andy Rogers, linkedin</ref>

Other Works

In 2010 he sold his Software Engineering company PangoMedia, Inc.. After assisting Katmai Government Services as Chief Information Officer, he became Deputy Director of the Alaska State Chamber of Commerce.<ref name=":1" />

He writes and paints. He also writes on a contract basis on business and technical projects.<ref name=":1" />

Trivia

  • Besides writing and books, he loves outdoor sports, card games, and playing music.

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References

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