Category: BLOG

• Why I Write Dark Stories… And Why I’m Not Sorry About It

  My stories tend to discuss darker themes because darkness is honest. It doesn’t fabricate the truth or how raw some feelings can be. Darkness is beautiful because we all have…

  

• Should Artists Speak Out on Political or Controversial Topics? | Munazza Bangash

  We raised our voices. We got things banned. People told us, “This doesn’t work.” But we knew it was better than doing nothing at all. Because, yes, maybe it wouldn’t…

  

• Why I’m Not Rewriting My Debut Novel | Let It Fall

  I said I’d rewrite Let It Fall. I won’t. It’s messy, raw, and mine… Born from zero, from survival, from grief. And I wouldn’t change a single word.

  

• Debut Author Emotional Romance | The Wounds Behind Let It Fall

  Here’s a raw look at grief, trauma, and quiet, unrequited love. Come with me to read behind the scenes of Let It Fall. A debut emotional romance that hurts and…

  

• Unrequited but Still Loving | Chris from Let It Fall

  “My world revolves around you, Elle.” – Chris. Let’s talk about the boy who watches her fall for someone else while he holds every version of her in his memory.

  

• How Trauma Can Shape Your Characters | Let It Fall

  Trauma, in many ways, is what influences the actions and behaviors of these characters. These backstories make the characters deeply human and complex. Their struggles are not just plot devices.…

  

• Why I Used a Pseudonym When Publishing My First Novel

  Imagine me being in a gathering, and my mom coming up to me with horror-stricken eyes, saying, “How do you know about that?” Well, I’m married, Mom, I’ve done stuff.…

  

• Why and How to Re-Edit Your Self-Published Novel | Author’s Insights

  Deciding to re-edit Let It Fall a year after its publication wasn’t an easy choice, but it’s one that I believe will greatly benefit both my book and my readers.…

  

• September: The Month When Books Took Over My Life (and Sanity)

  September just gave me a taste of what it’s like to be in a committed relationship—with books. So, here’s the scoop on the literary romances and fantasies that kept me…