Happy New Year to All My Readers! Hope everyone is having a safe New Year. I know I've been checking in more frequently, but here are a few things that has occurred in my life during 2021. 2021 Highlights: Writing, sketching, and publishing. In September 2021, I published my new adult contemporary fantasy novel, Bly. … Continue reading {Happy New Year} A 2021 Sum Up and Goals for 2022
Category: Writing
{Sunday Musings} Winter Check In
Happy Holidays! Hope everyone is well and staying safe this season. I have just finished the first semester of my Data Analysis Graduate Certificate Program. I’ve had a lot of fun, and I’ve learned so much. I passed my course with a 95%, which currently gives me a 4.00 GPA. I feel a little intimidated … Continue reading {Sunday Musings} Winter Check In
{Sunday Musings} Autumn Check In
Hope everyone is well and safe. Thought I check in, again. A lot has happened since June. To begin, I applied and was accepted into a Data Analysis Graduate Certificate Program! This is something I wanted for a long time. End of July, I left my day job to become a full-time student, and now, … Continue reading {Sunday Musings} Autumn Check In
{Sunday Musings} Why Research Matters to Me
Research! It’s what can make the difference between a 4-star rating and a 5-star rating when I read a novel. The background story. The driving distance and time. The description of the scenery. All those little details make the story come alive, and in all my novels, I use those details to turn the unbelievable … Continue reading {Sunday Musings} Why Research Matters to Me
{Sunday Musings} Top Ten Assets I Consider When Writing Ancient Egyptian Gods or Goddesses
My writing is steeped in ancient Egyptian mythology. The Descendants of Isis trilogy focuses on the myth of Isis and Osiris while in Dark Reflections I weave the myth of Sekhmet and the Eye of Ra into my vampiric world. Additionally, Astyr from Bly is connected to Geb, ancient Egyptian god of the earth, and … Continue reading {Sunday Musings} Top Ten Assets I Consider When Writing Ancient Egyptian Gods or Goddesses
{Sunday Musings} Integrating a Dead Language into Descendants of Isis
Disclaimer: I am not an Egyptologist. I am not a linguist. I’m not a historian. I am an author and scientist. To bring certain characters and written texts to life, authors use language, communication, and slang. And I’m not just talking about American English vs British English. I’ve seen French, German, even Latin used in … Continue reading {Sunday Musings} Integrating a Dead Language into Descendants of Isis
{Sunday Musings} Mid-Year Check In
Hope everyone is well and safe. Thought I take a moment and check in. Things haven’t exactly been brilliant, particularly with my health. I used my sketch, the Egyptian Ib, as the image for this post because I feel it’s symbolic of a few aspects currently happening in my life. But, let me first explain … Continue reading {Sunday Musings} Mid-Year Check In
{Sunday Musings} Redemption in Descendants of Isis
One theme found in many of my books is redemption. In my young adult fantasy series, the Descendants of Isis, it’s one of the major themes when it come to my main character, Seth O’Keefe. If you started reading Daughter of Isis (Descendants of Isis #1) today, you would find out first hand that Seth … Continue reading {Sunday Musings} Redemption in Descendants of Isis
{Sunday Musings} Daughter of Isis Playlist
{Sunday Musings} The Dream that Started It All
Dreams are such funny things. Not only do they reveal truths about your thought process—which in that case, I’m sure Sigmund Fraud would’ve loved me as a case study—but they help inspire the imagination. *Dream* I’m in my old high school, after hours. My old backpack hangs over one shoulder as I walk through the … Continue reading {Sunday Musings} The Dream that Started It All
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