Hello and happy Pride Month! First, I wanted to link to some resources that I've been using: Antiracist Reading List by Ibram X. KendiBlack-owned bookstores…
Continue reading → 10 of My Favorite Sapphic Reads (+ 10 Books On My Pride Month To-Read-List)
Hello, everybody! April and May flew by because time isn't real anymore, so I'm doing a double month round-up. My time in quarantine has resulted…
Hello, everyone! My first year of college is officially over, which means I have spent the past two weeks "reflecting on my experience." (Aka, basking…
Continue reading → Lessons From Costume Design: How Clothing Creates Character
Hello, everybody! I hope everyone is doing well - we're still social-distancing where I live (or at least, we should be...if anyone on the Jersey…
Continue reading → Resources for Teen Writers: Submissions Masterlist, Online Classes, & More!
Hello! I've been socially-distancing with my family for three weeks now - we're healthy and safe here, and I hope you and your loved ones…
Continue reading → 29 Creative Things For Readers & Writers To Do When You Feel Bored
At the beginning of March, I thought it might be fun to start doing monthly wrap-ups: what I read, what I wore, what I wrote,…
What! A! Year! I started college! Game of Thrones disappointed us all! I finished the third draft of my book! NASA revealed the first photo…
Continue reading → 2019 In Review: Reading, Writing, and Going to College
Happy November! Or, as I like to call it, "No"-vember: this is the month I have to say no to all other obligations because I'm…
Continue reading → How I Do Research For My Novels (ft. a NaNoWriMo Update)
I have a confession: I haven't been writing for the past two months. I'm afraid that writing slid to the bottom of my priority list…
Little known fact about me: I am a massive Taylor Swift fan. I like her style and her music, but above all, I like her…
Continue reading → Why You Need Details in Your Writing (Feat. Taylor Swift Lyrics)
