Every October, artists around the world take part in an interesting event: a challenge to draw/paint/create a work of art based on the one-word prompts released by inktober.com. It’s a fun challenge to boost productivity and to see what many other artists around the world have created. This challenge, though created for artists, is used… Read More Start of Inktober
As I track the sapphire stag, I try to banish the haunting images of Frid from my mind. I kick off a tree and leap into a somersault, swinging over a thorny bush and shooting bullets at the deer. It dodges them with ease and ducks under a braided tunnel of roots supported by a… Read More The Beginning of My Science Fiction Novel
Hey, guys! Welcome to my blog, where I talk every month about writing, reading, Japan, my life, and more! Today I’m going to be talking about the books I read in January and February. I read some pretty good books, so I’m excited to share them with you. Let’s get straight into the list! We… Read More Recent Reads ~January and February
21 Days of Thankfulness is a new series I started that explores things I’m thankful for, one thing per day. It’s a good way to spread positivity and joy in this troubled time. You can join along in the comments and tell me what you are thankful for as well 🙂 Today, I am feeling… Read More 21 Days of Thankfulness— Day #3: Books
Hey all! Today I’m going to talk about the many books in my to-be-read list (even if it’s only a small portion of the ever-growing list). Hope you enjoy! 1: Peak by Roland Smith Synopsis: After fourteen-year-old Peak Marcello is arrested for scaling a New York City skyscraper, he’s left with two choices: wither away… Read More Reading in Kyoto: My Want-To-Read List
Hey all! So sorry I haven’t been keeping this blog as active as I would like to: I’ve been busy typing away with my Camp Nanowrimo challenge! But as I have been busy, off-computer, I have also been busy reading! And right now, I am engrossed in my now favorite book series, ever since I… Read More Book Time with Noah ~Keeper of the Lost Cities Series~
Life in Kyoto 