why did i go through the extra trouble to make a graphic Hello folksies, and happy March! Today I'm popping in to let you know I'll be taking a break from posting for the month of March. I'm taking part in the King's Daughter Writing Camp this month, which means I don't have time to … Continue reading march hiatus notice
the once upon a time book tag
Happy belated Tell a Fairytale Day, folksies! February 24th may not be considered an official holiday on most people's calendars, but I consider that a crime. It is to me, even if I had absolutely nothing special planned for that day. Anywho, in honor of the day I've collaborated with Diamond @ I Have 12% … Continue reading the once upon a time book tag
Tell Me You Love Me book review + blog tour giveaway!
Happy Tuesday, folksies! Today I'm reviewing Tell Me You Love Me, a collection of short stories following a theme of sweet Christian romance. This anthology was curated and edited, respectively, by the lovely Grace A. Johnson and Issabelle Perry, and I am honored to join in the promo blog tour! This tour is collaborating with … Continue reading Tell Me You Love Me book review + blog tour giveaway!
it’s not a box!: how to use mbti in your writing
Hello, folksies, and Happy Valentine's Day! I didn't mean to put this post up for Valentine's Day, since that could be... misconstrued. But here we are. So I have to clarify that this post has nothing to do with using MBTI as a "compatibility tool" or in real-world relationships. Rather, I'm writing this post because … Continue reading it’s not a box!: how to use mbti in your writing
real talks, ep. 4: on diversity & representation [in books]
Hello folksies! Today we're doing my once-a-year "Real Talk" on a topic I have a lot to say about but don't feel like organizing into a normal blog post. And some of this could be, you know, just a little controversial. But I don't know. The inspiration from this post comes from a multitude of … Continue reading real talks, ep. 4: on diversity & representation [in books]