I write YA. I love young characters who are learning who they are and how to “be.” I am very active in local community theater, read more than I probably should (is that even possible?), make/design jewelry, and fiddle around with writing.
I love characters working through their issues or learning to do magic or trying to solve the puzzle. I adore lyrical writing and interesting voices. I’m a huge fan of The Raven Cycle by Maggie Stiefvater (and I’m going to go bald if we have to wait much longer for news of the Ronan trilogy). I also can’t express the depth of my love for Jandy Nelson’s “I’ll Give You The Sun.” It all started with “A Wrinkle In Time,” of course. Magical realism is my favorite thing ever.
I’m on-and-off about high fantasy. Sometimes I enjoy it and sometimes all the world-building and strange names just exhaust me. Really over the love triangle (but who isn’t?). I like romance to be incidental to the plot, not the mainstay.
I’ve got some ideas in the hopper, but I need to focus on this one and draft it!
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