Writing Toronto: The City as a Character
More Than Just a Backdrop Some cities don’t just exist in a story—they breathe, evolve, and influence the characters as much as any living being. Toronto, with its blend of…
More Than Just a Backdrop Some cities don’t just exist in a story—they breathe, evolve, and influence the characters as much as any living being. Toronto, with its blend of…
While The Second Coming of Grace continues to take centre stage (and yes, the rewrite is going strong!), today I wanted to take a little interlude to share something fun.…
There’s a quiet kind of power in standing still and being seen. When I first imagined the cover of The Second Coming of Grace, I didn’t have a detailed design…
Photo by Nezih Kosak on Unsplash When I’m writing, I love exploring the little details that make characters feel real. One of my favourite ways to do this is imagining…
Photo by Natalia Kazarina on Unsplash Creating a fictional relationship can feel like walking a tightrope: it has to be authentic and grounded while still giving readers something to hope…
Photo by Marina Vitale on Unsplash A Feature, a Story, a Choice The features we’re born with are more than just physical traits—they tell stories. They link us to our…
Technology And Creativity as artificial intelligence content or AI media creation as a robot hand holding a pencil as a creative tool using high tech computer software to make computer…
Headshots are more than just photos—they’re a reflection of who we are at this moment in our journey. Today, I’m thrilled to share my official author headshots, taken by the…
Photo by Viktor Danov on Unsplash Writing a novel is never a straight path—it’s a journey with twists, turns, and unexpected detours. For the past few months, I’ve found myself…