
Alt fantasy character driven fantasy writer. Dives into other genres occasionally. Has an obsession with little notebooks, fountain pens, weather, and fantasy and sci-fiction novels.
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So, I’ve gotten what I considered a bulk chunk of new subscribers, and I just want to make a few things clear.
I am a fantasy writer. I tend to write in what I think of as the in-between spaces.
I am not into market writing. I have a gr...
Offers Lacrimosa as a representation for my mental mood that got me here.
My writing exists in a genre deadzone.
I mean, I kind of already knew this just from conversations with others after years of serialization and searching for novels...
January 28, 1986, was two years after I was born, and yet the space shuttle Challenger holds a special place in my brain. It implanted itself as a child when it came up in a science class one year. We were told that it was a fuel leak. And...
Yes, I’ll write my review for Challenger eventually. I’ll admit, writing a book review on non-fiction is a little more difficult than fiction. Especially when most people probably don’t find aerospace history very interesting and I want to...
So, one of my rules that I have in place is that I will not review a book that I don’t finish. It’s very difficult to discuss a book I haven’t completed because I obviously don’t know the contents. I tend to DNF fairly early. I know by at l...
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Dawnward fantasy writer who writes characters who say and think too much. Her Writing correctly comes in brilliant, unfocused, but fleeting flashes. Obsessed with cute lil'notebooks, books, and fountain pen ink.
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