About

Andrina Tran is an editor, historian, and writing collaborator serving distinguished book authors, from academics and subject-matter experts to public figures and C-suite executives. Her portfolio spans a wide range of nonfiction genres: American and European history, memoir, biography, business, law, and cultural criticism. Projects she has contributed to have appeared on bestseller lists and received coverage from the New York Times, Los Angeles Times, Washington Post, New Yorker, The Atlantic, Wall Street Journal, The Economist, CNN, NBC, PBS, and NPR — among many others.

Before launching her consultancy, Andrina spent over a decade teaching, earning Yale’s prestigious Prize Teaching Fellowship for “outstanding performance and promise as a teacher.” At Yale, she led a popular seminar on the conservative intellectual tradition alongside courses spanning American political, economic, cultural, and environmental history, as well as European intellectual history. This breadth of expertise informs her ability to coach writers in refining their voices and deepening their storytelling.

Andrina holds a PhD in History from Yale (2018, distinction) and a BA in History and Peace & Conflict Studies from UC Berkeley (2011, summa cum laude). She also has a screenwriting certificate from UCLA.