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
Writing | NaNoWriMo 2020
Hello, wonderful readers! I'm breaking my once-a-week posting schedule to bring you my NaNoWriMo project of 2020! Now, I went though a bunch of my WIPs (yes, there are a LOT) to find the one I was most passionate about to write. I ended up with two. So yes, I will be doing two projects… Continue reading Writing | NaNoWriMo 2020
Poetry | what is my name?
Hello, lovely readers! I've decided to share more of my poetry on here because, why not? Most of my work is freeform, though I also love a good rhyming measure. You'll probably see a mix of both. Fair warning, though: I don't like to write about the light, happy parts of life. That isn't where… Continue reading Poetry | what is my name?
Review | How We Rise by Brooke Riley
Hello, wonderful readers! It's been a hot minute since I shared a post, but I'm excited to say that I have finally finished reading the ever-amazing Brooke Riley's debut novel, How We Rise. I won't give too much away, but guys, it's GOOD! How We Rise is an edgy, YA read set in dystopian America… Continue reading Review | How We Rise by Brooke Riley
Poetry | Cursed to Love
Hello, readers! Cursed to Love is one of my most raw, personal poems I've written. It tells the story of loving someone and yet, it isn't enough to make them stay. It's about wondering if love is even enough, or if perhaps you just don't know how to love properly. I hope you enjoy, and… Continue reading Poetry | Cursed to Love
Author Interview With Kara Linaburg
Hello, wonderful readers! It's been almost a month and a lot has happened in that time. I moved out, started college, and basically forgot about this blog (sorry!) Today, though, I have a very special guest to make up for that. Introducing... Kara Linaburg! *crowd cheers* She's the author of The Broken Prince and the… Continue reading Author Interview With Kara Linaburg
Box of Memories
Good morning, lovely readers! I'm back with a poem titled Box of Memories today. I'm moving out in a week, and so I've been sorting through my things and packing up. As I went, I got hit with the nostalgia of my childhood. I've kept little bits and pieces of my writing through the years,… Continue reading Box of Memories
Why YA Science Fiction is an Underrated Genre + Better Than Fantasy
Hello, dear readers! I am a HUGE fan of science fiction. Some of my favorite stories are considered sci-fi (though, to be fair, Hunger Games is dystopian sci-fi) What I'm confused by, though, is the lack of new YA science fiction in today's top releases, especially given the amount of fantasy novels. Now, I love… Continue reading Why YA Science Fiction is an Underrated Genre + Better Than Fantasy
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