The moon has been watching me for as long as I’ve been looking up at it. It’s seen me change in ways I could never have predicted, yet I can’t help but wonder if it’s also seen parts of me that have never truly shifted. There are nights, like tonight, when I catch a glimpse of it and feel an old, familiar pull; a call to remember, to pause, and to recognize that there’s a larger thread weaving through all of us, stretching across ... Read the Post...
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Why I Write Romantasy: Love as the Ultimate Character Test
There’s something about fantasy worlds that has always drawn me in. Of course I love the sweeping landscapes, the high-stakes magic, and the epic battles. But at the heart of every story I write, no matter how rich the worldbuilding or intense the conflict, there’s always one question that guides me: How does this character love? Because you don’t truly know someone until you see how they treat the people they love. Romance as the Window ... Read the Post...
The Allure of the Morally Gray: Why Flawed Characters Captivate Us
In a world where stories often pit good against evil, there’s something undeniably magnetic about characters who blur those lines. Morally gray characters—those who navigate shadowy motives, conflicting loyalties, and difficult choices—feel more human than their perfectly virtuous or purely villainous counterparts. But what is it about them that draws us in? Humans Relate to Imperfection Readers often see pieces of themselves in flawed ... Read the Post...
A Throne Fit for a Queen – My Review of Throne of Glass
I first read this series years ago. I recently decided on a re-read and BOY did I get a quick reminder of just how inspiring and FUN this series is. In the realm of fantasy literature, there exists a treasure trove of worlds waiting to be explored, each with its own unique magic and intrigue. Among these, Sarah J. Maas' "Throne of Glass" stands tall, beckoning readers into a world where assassins reign supreme and danger lurks in every shadow. ... Read the Post...