WRITER   /   ARTIST   /   FILMMAKER

Andrea Lambert
Fritz.

Literature from the liminal.
Cinema from the shadows.

01   /   POETRY AND PROSE

A literary imagination
at the edge of the uncanny.

Novels, poetry, essays and criticism. A body of work moving between confession, subculture, haunted landscapes and the occult.

Cover of Bleed Almond by Andrea Lambert Fritz

FEATURED BOOK   /   2026

Bleed Almond

Poetry in a print edition from Rochak Publishing.

02   /   MOVING IMAGE

Pick Your Poison
in Highland Park.

Created for the York Boulevard LA Road Concert: two thirty-minute programs placing analog footage and readings in conversation with digital filmmaking.

Digital

A program of intentional AI-created video art.

Analog

Readings and original analog moving-image work.

03   /   ART & ESSAYS

A wider artistic universe.

Painting from Andrea Lambert Fritz's Hollywood series

Hollywood & other hauntings

Figurative mixed-media paintings, glitter, memory, and theatrical glamour.

THE WRITTEN ELECTRICITY

Essays with an afterlife.

Published work on creative life, survival, subcultures, identity, and the occult.

Including The Activist Witch Next Door and Leaving AA and Successfully Staying Sober.

04   /   SELECTED WORKS

Books, art, and archives.

A selection from the catalogue. The full bibliography, film work, paintings and performance archive remain available on the site.

Jet Set Desolate book cover

Jet Set Desolate

Lorazepam & the Valley of Skin book cover

Lorazepam & the Valley of Skin

Angelina at the Serrano book cover

Angelina at the Serrano

Grieving Through American Horror Story cover

Grieving Through American Horror Story

05   /   THE ARTIST

Andrea Lambert Fritz

Writer, artist and digital filmmaker. Her work explores the liminal, the occult, loss, identity and the lives unfolding at the margins of conventional narratives.

Read more about the work, explore the visual-art archive, or get in touch.

06   /   PRESS & RECEPTION

Words that have traveled.

“This is Howl revisited” — Richard Marshall, “Gonzo at the Heart of the American Empire”, 3:AM Magazine (2009), reviewing Jet Set Desolate.

Explore interviews, criticism, and coverage spanning the literary and visual arts.