Andrew Mondry was born and raised in Western Massachusetts, where he still lives with his wife, Danielle, and their two daughters, Raelyn and Ava. His short fiction has appeared in Jerry, The Nude Bruce Review, and Weird Lit Magazine. The Passion of Saint-Jablonski is his first novel, a work written over the course of six years and shaped by the steadfast support of family, friends, and mentors. Mondry credits his wife as the cornerstone of their life together, his daughters for teaching him joy and perspective, and his parents for encouraging every creative pursuit—no matter how unconventional. Guided for more than a decade by his mentor Dan Bevacqua, and buoyed by the camaraderie of lifelong friends, Mondry brings to his fiction the same authenticity, wit, and irreverent spirit that mark his personal life.