#writinglife

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write two sentences

stare into space for ten minutes

google something unrelated

suddenly have a brilliant idea at 1:42 a.m.

Sometimes you can read your own book over and over and still not notice what isn't working.

You already know the story, so it's easy to fill in the gaps without realizing it.

That's why I like getting a fresh pair of eyes on a manuscript.

Someone who can simply say, I got confused here, this part was slow, or I really loved this scene.

No sugarcoating. Just honest feedback from a reader.

If you're working on a book right now, I'd love to hear about it.

A couple of friends asked if I had a wishlist, and while it started as a practical thing, I figured I might as well share it here too.

Absolutely no pressure to get me anything, of course! It only has a handful of things, and some of you have supported my work in ways far more meaningful than any gift could be ♥

But if you did want to, or if you’re just curious to look at it, here it is ☺

There’s something special about letting someone new step into your story. A fresh reader experiences everything for the first time. The characters, the tension, the quiet moments, and the scenes that stay in your mind long after you’ve read them. That kind of perspective can reveal what’s already shining and what might need a little more space to grow.

I’m currently looking for works-in-progress to beta read. I enjoy getting lost in a story, reacting to the characters, following the emotional journey, and noticing the pacing and small details that keep a reader fully invested. I always aim to share thoughtful reactions and supportive feedback from the perspective of someone experiencing the story naturally.

If you’re working on something and would like a new reader to spend time with your draft, I’d love to hear about it. Tell me a bit about your project or the genre you’re writing in.

will visit you in sleep and whisper as if they were yours,

because you never believed me when I said:

You are enough.

One of my favorite things about books is seeing how every writer has their own unique voice. No two stories are ever the same, and that's what makes reading so much fun.

Looking to connect with other writers?

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