Interview with Author (Olivia Wylie) Pen Name O.E. Tearmann

This is a great interview. Olivia aka O.E. Tearmann energy about the books series radiants through the interview. Olivia aka O.E. Tearmann is very passionate about writing. Making an impact to the community is very uplifting and inspiring. Writing books that helps other people who is part of the GLTBQ means everything. Olivia aka O.E. Tearmann has a partner who she writes with E.S. Argentum I give both great respect and that is how O.E. TEARMANN became a Pen Name -ABOUT O.E. TEARMANN: O.E. Tearmann is the author of the Aces High, Jokers Wild series. Their books include strong themes of diversity and found family, providing a surprisingly hopeful take on a dystopian future. Bringing their own experiences as a marginalized author together with flawed but genuine characters, Tearmann’s work has been described as “Firefly for the dystopian genre.” Publisher’s Weekly called it “a lovely paean to the healing power of respectful personal connections among comrades, friends, and lovers.” Tearmann lives in Colorado with two cats, their partner, and the belief that individuals can make humanity better through small actions. They are a member of Rocky Mountain Fiction Writers and the Queer Scifi group. In their spare time, they teach workshops about writing GLTBQ characters, speak and plant gardens to encourage sustainable agricultural practices, and play too many video games. O.E. Tearmann is a pen name for a writing duo: Olivia Wylie and E.S. Argentum.  The O. in O.E. Tearmann, Olivia Wylie (she/her), is a professional horticulturist and business owner who specializes in the restoration of neglected gardens. When the weather keeps her indoors, she enjoys researching and writing about the plant world, the future, and the complexities of being human. Her solo work is in illustrated non-fiction works of ethnobotany, intended to make the intersection of human history and plant evolution accessible to a wider audience. She lives in Colorado with a very patient husband and a rather impatient cat. Her works can be