I’ve officially entered the drafting stage! This week, I wrapped up outlining book one of my fantasy series (which remains untitled as of right now) and began writing my book on Scrivener. I have to say I am so glad I invested in Scrivener because writing with just a neat background and the page is …
Week 7 : The Pre-Writing Never Ends
As the title suggests, all I’ve done in the past week is pre-write. Normally, I am a panster when it comes to writing but with such a big project, I’ve decided to deviate from the normal this week by outlining. It’s incredibly time consuming, but I’ll admit, my perfectionistic brain loves structure. With Camp Nanowrimo …
Writing About Writing is Surprisingly Difficult
When I started this blog series, I didn’t think I would be so busy I wouldn’t have time to update this. Who knew writing about my writing progress would be so hard? I definitely didn’t. While I haven’t been talking about it, I have made a lot of progress in my untitled fantasy series. After …
I Decide It’s Time to Quit Procrastinating My Goals
This week has been a crazy week to say the least. I completed my last AP test ever on Tuesday only to find myself with a lot more free time than I knew what to do with. Normally I was used to dealing with having too little time–having to cut some extracurriculars and activities in …
Life Updates
With graduation around corner I have had a LOT of time to think about what I want to continue doing in college and how I’m going to keep doing it. I’ve made a lot of goals in high school, many of which were altered and forgotten altogether because I kept changing priorities in the hopes …
Book Review : Blood of Outcasts
Goodreads | Amazon ⚔Synopsis⚔ What if spilling your own blood was the only way to save yourself? Masako escapes the Lord Council with only her life intact, her clan shattered and master dead in wake of disaster she wrought. It is her cursed blood that cries out, and a godsborne that answers. By the power …
Do Audiobooks Count as Reading?
Recently, on Twitter, I have been seeing multiple people ask if audiobooks count as reading. It’s a question that pops up a lot, and I find that fact that we even need to debate this interesting (and a little concerning). Since there seems to be a never ending debate on the subject (at least on …
Spring Writing and Reading Goals
This is not the first time I have set goals for a quarter. If you’ve been following my blogs for the past year, you know that I have not been the best at actually achieving the goals I set. I want that to change, so I’m changing up how I’m going about this. What I’m …
January Reading Wrap Up
5/5 ⭐ This was a great start to the year. Shadow and Flame picks up right where the duology’s first book, Onyx and Ivory left off (and for the sake of spoilers let’s just say it was a pretty large cliffhanger). This book has everything I could possible want in a fantasy: magic, star crossed …
The Line Between Fiction and Reality in Jane Eyre
When I think of a classic novel, I normally think of a drab, novel filled with unnecessarily long descriptions and tiny print you can barely read. I think of the boring books I’ve had to read for English class. I never thought I would enjoy a classic novel until I was introduced to Bronte and …