Okay, I Read This And It Was Amazing!!

Okay, I read this and it was amazing!!

In case you missed it! I published a novella called Worm in a Jar, about a witch-in-training who accidentally summons a mischievous demon from the shadows and must find a way to send them back home. Here’s some praise for Worm, compiled from Amazon & Goodreads reviews:

The perfect scoop of a story! Very gay and cute, gotta love a transgender worm demon and grumpy witch… Pick it up :)

Loved every sentence of this book. Pigeon has a wonderful way with words that let them flow incredibly naturally, and Malee(the POV character) is wonderfully characterized by them.

This is such a cute story! The themes of wanting and love and belonging are so touching. Worm is an absolute sweetheart, and Malee’s sass and attitude make it a delightful read.

I really enjoyed reading Worm in a Jar. It’s short and sweet. Worm is so lovable and such a trans icon!

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1. @pagesofcursive and I are working on a true love triangle for a short story type thing that I came up with ages ago (that ends like the clue movie because we're both incredibly indecisive)

2. I found out the perfect words to describe Fera's aesthetic: bi pastel plant mom

3. My main trio have two levels to their powers, and only one of them will use the second "tier" by the end of book one

JUST LET ME BE.

I’ve been seeing a lot of anti-Nazi ones, which is great, but I felt like we needed one to show our support for the Jewish community.  

Thank you @ashen-crest !!

Is there a genre you'd like to try writing in, but are afraid to?

Mystery. I am very blatent with most things in my writing, there's no suspense or buildup. I don't read a lot of those books, but the ones that do have an element of mystery are so intriguing.

What's the easiest part of writing for you?

Banter between characters. If they have good chemistry, I can write pages and pages of dialogue with them

I'll tag @pagesofcursive, @writing-is-a-martial-art and @wannabeauthorzofija for these questions

Where do you struggle most in character creation?

And

What's your favourite thing about your writing?

Writer Questions Tag

Thanks for the tag, @sparkles-and-hens! Here were the questions I got:

What’s a word that you, no matter how many times you write it, cannot spell? 

Caribbean. (I spelled it wrong when I typed it here, too- it’s only one r!)

And,

Have you ever completely lost faith in yourself as a writer? How and why?

Hmm. I think it was late high school/early college, as they would have coincided with, you know, my horrible bout of low self-esteem. That probably had something to do with it.

Tagging @ettawritesnstudies and @apocalypsewriters to answer the following questions (if you want!):

Is there a genre that you’d like to try writing in, but are afraid to?

and

What’s the easiest part of writing for you?

zodiac writing asks!

aries: when have you felt the most confident in your writing? when have you felt the least confident?

taurus: how long will you spend on a story or scene before you give up?

gemini: how often will your plot change throughout the course of writing?

cancer: how do you write emotional scenes? do you ever feel what the characters feel?

leo: what things will show up in every book you write? do you ever feel like a one-trick pony?

virgo: are you very critical of your own writing? how much do you find yourself editing (either during the writing or after the fact)?

libra: how do you balance writing and life? do you ever feel overwhelmed by the amount of writing you have to do?

scorpio: how much research did you have to do for your current wip? what was the weirdest thing you had to google?

sagittarius: do you find your writing humorous? do you have any comic relief characters? what do you do if a scene gets too serious?

capricorn: what does your writing schedule look like? how often does it take you to write a chapter?

aquarius: what is the most unique thing about your current wip?

pisces: how do you visualize scenes? do you see it like a movie in your head, or do the words just flow?