Source. If you know me, you probably know I really like animals—especially those of the anthropomorphic variety. If you don't know what "anthropomorphic" means (I didn't for a long time XD), the word refers to "having a human form or human attributes" (via Merriam-Webster). Basically, if you take an animal, vegetable, or inanimate object and … Continue reading The allure of fur and feather | Why I prefer writing (and drawing) animals to humans
My writing
In which a fairly minor character invades my brain | Foxhunt update #2
Cover © me. Hey, everyone! Time for another Foxhunt update. (If you're curious about Foxhunt, my current WIP, you can read more about it here!) The usual things Current word count: 60,418 (just under 15k words written since my last update in December!) Current draft placement: I am partway through Chapter the Twenty-Second. That makes almost five … Continue reading In which a fairly minor character invades my brain | Foxhunt update #2
Linkup | Meet my MC
Source. Hey, y'all! As the title of the post says, I'm doing a linkup, courtesy of Maya Joelle! This looks super fun. Let's get to it, shall we? =D Questions 1 // Introduce your MC. What’s their name? Age? Appearance? (Sharing collages/inspiration photos encouraged!) Art & character © me. Lysander Emmanuel Dowding-Ellis, the Viscount Pembroke, … Continue reading Linkup | Meet my MC
Looking back and looking forward
For various reasons—some common and some more personal—2020 has felt both swift and slow in passing. It was definitely a different year, with new experiences and new challenges. But everywhere I turn, I see a hatred for this past year that shocks me. "I can't wait for 2020 to be over." "This has been the … Continue reading Looking back and looking forward
Foxhunt update #1
Cover not final. Hey, all! I just thought I'd give a brief update on the progress of Foxhunt, my current WIP. Things have been going moderately well; so far, my outline hasn't been giving me any major problems. I think I'm taking things slowly enough that I'm able to identify issues in my outline before … Continue reading Foxhunt update #1
