I love learning languages and usually try to use them in stories whenever I can. However, I'm only human; so, any corrections are most welcome and helpful.

I love reading; my favorite series include: The Stormlight Archive (Sanderson), Mistborn (Sanderson), and The Hollows (Harrison)

Some of my favorite individual books (and plays) are: Good Omens (Gaiman), Hamlet (Shakespeare), 1984 (Orwell), and Twelfth Night (Shakespeare)

I write because it's a great means of catharsis for me and it's super fun. There's just so much that can be done with only words. Entire worlds can come into existence -- worlds filled with all sorts of people and animals. And these people have such depth -- opinions, ideas, emotions. We may not be able to touch them, but that doesn't make them any less real. Following them on their journeys and learning about them is an amazing experience and that kind of relationship with our characters is something we should always strive for.

New Year's Resolution, 2018: Write more.

Also, y'all should check out the forum Land of Possibilities :)

Current Projects

October Poems, 2018 is a collection of poems inspired by the 2018 Inktober list. I can't draw, so I thought I'd write using it instead. The goal is to write a poem every day this month.

Author's Light is a story about an author who is pulled into the story she was writing. Temporary hiatus while I do some editing

Completed Highlights

100 Days of Poetry is a collection of poems written every day from January 1st, 2018 until April 10th, 2018. Successfully completed :)

If You'd One Wish is a short poem simply about wishes and reflects what I was feeling that day.

Into Memory is a poem about learning to live without someone as time goes on, never still for even a moment.

「生徒の幽霊」という話は小学生の時について。ある日、怖い言い伝えを聞いた。今、あなたにその話を伝える。フィクション。

Ongoing Collections

Drabble Fiction is a collection of short, 100-word pieces from when I free write.

Nature-Inspired is a collection of poems that are, well, inspired by Nature.

「俳句の所」 is a collection of haiku and senryū written in Japanese.