Gaby Anderson

Gaby Anderson is a first generation Hungarian-Canadian, born in Montreal, Quebec. When she was a year old, her family moved to New Jersey, then Paris, back to Canada, and finally to the U.S. where she's lived ever since.
She's married to one of her best friends from college, has two amazing daughters, and many (many) animals from the local shelters.
Her first memory of writing is from elementary school. After getting into a fight with a friend, she composed a story about turning her into a potato. Eventually they made up, but the spark was lit, and a writer was born.
Gaby has worked in the restaurant industry, commercial and group travel, private aviation, pharmaceutical instrumentation, and currently in behavioral health management.
Her essay, Queen of The Hungarian Mafia, was published in November 2021, and her debut novel, South of Happily, was published in January 2023.
She's been a member of The Atlanta Writers Club since 2011, and one of the Wild Women Who Write since 2020.
You can find her at www.Anderson-Author-com, and on Facebook and Instagram.
www.anderson-author.com