Hello, wonderful readers! It is I, Oceane, finally back (sort of) to the world of blogging. I actually am currently working on a super secret project (okay, more just like a new blog) and getting to write without any pressure to talk about anything or say something in a certain way has been REALLY refreshing.… Continue reading Rantish Ramblings | I Really Love to Write… Like, a Lot, But It’s a Bit Overwhelming
Rantish Ramblings | Mental Health and Today’s Fiction
Hello, wonderful readers! If you know even just a little about me, you know I'm a huge advocate for mental health. I believe it such a critically important part of a healthy life, and is one that is ignored far too often, especially in Christian circles. As someone who has been in therapy for nearly… Continue reading Rantish Ramblings | Mental Health and Today’s Fiction
Rantish Ramblings | Why Reading is Hard
Hello, wonderful readers! I'm sure most of you can look back and remember middle school and high school you - going to the library, grabbing a dozen books, and reading them in two weeks. That used to be me. Though that hasn't been me in at least a year and a half. The thing is,… Continue reading Rantish Ramblings | Why Reading is Hard
My Writing | 3 Years of Blogging
Hello, wonderful readers! It's been a while, but hey! I'm back. Today marks three years of blogging here on Oceane's Writing Rambles, and I couldn't be happier! I've written 105 blog posts, reached over 2,000 viewers, and accumulated 128 followers! Now, that might not seem like a lot, but for someone who has not posted… Continue reading My Writing | 3 Years of Blogging
Poetry | I Don’t Know How to Be Alone
Hello, wonderful readers! I know, I know, I post far more poetry than book-related things. Poetry just happens to be something I like to share often and also what's often easiest for a full-time college student. But anyway... today's poem, "I Don't Know How to Be Alone" stems from the idea that maybe loneliness is… Continue reading Poetry | I Don’t Know How to Be Alone
Review | The Forest of Hands and Teeth
Hello, wonderful readers! I'm a bit late to getting this review up, but better late than never, right? The Forest of Hands and Teeth is a book I picked up at one of my favorite second-hand book stores in my area, as well as one of my many comfort spots in general. Needless to say,… Continue reading Review | The Forest of Hands and Teeth
Writing Update | What Happened to the Rose’s War Duology?
Hello, wonderful readers! This past month I took an unexpected break from all things writing simply because I felt far too burnt out to actually put any effort into my projects. That being said, I do still plan to write. It has been my passion for my most life and it will continue to be… Continue reading Writing Update | What Happened to the Rose’s War Duology?
Rantish Ramblings | What It’s Like Being a Full-Time Student as Well as an Author
Hello, wonderful readers! Yesterday marked the end of my first semester in college, and boy, was it challenging! That's the biggest reason for my absence on this blog, and I thought now would be a good opportunity to talk about the challenges there are with trying to be an author as well as a full-time… Continue reading Rantish Ramblings | What It’s Like Being a Full-Time Student as Well as an Author
Poetry | icarus fell in love with the sun
Hello, dear readers! I'm back with more poetry, if you couldn't tell. I really love this poem, as the thought of Icarus being in love with the sun I think shows a side of love and relationships that happen too often. Icarus represents someone in love with someone who they think will complete them. Ignoring… Continue reading Poetry | icarus fell in love with the sun
Author Interview | Grace M. Morris
Hello, wonderful readers! After an incredibly long hiatus, I am back with an interview with the sweet, lovely, and talented Grace M. Morris! College has been an absolute whirlwind, and I just haven't found the time to write blog posts, but never fear, I plan to blog quite a bit in the next two months.… Continue reading Author Interview | Grace M. Morris
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