There is a strange expectation that once you become known for something, you are supposed to remain there forever. You pick a genre. You build a brand. You find your voice. And then, apparently, you are expected to keep writing the same kinds of stories for the rest of your life.

There is a strange kind of loneliness that comes with being an indie author, and I don't think we talk about it enough.

This Summerween and Christmas in July feel especially meaningful because they celebrate two very different stories that perfectly represent who I am as an author.

A few months ago, I did something that felt surprisingly difficult. I deleted every social media app from my phone. Facebook. Instagram. Threads. TikTok. Everything.

There’s a special kind of nightmare reserved for indie authors—worse than bad reviews, worse than radio silence on release day. It’s the moment you realize you’ve unleashed an unedited chaos draft into the world… and it’s been there for a year.

If you want to write horror—whether psychological, supernatural, or slasher—you need to understand what makes the genre work.

Harbor's Secret: The Curse Date : TBA Synopsis: After a near-death experience leaves Harbor with the unsettling ability to see and...

Welcome to Moonville, Ohio—a town where time stands still, but danger never sleeps.

After much consideration, I’ve decided to take The Night Nurse off Wattpad and Kindle Vella to reimagine it as a complete, standalone...

As a writer, the platforms we choose to share our work can significantly impact our creative process, audience reach, and overall growth....

Publishing "Harbor's Secret" has been a transformative journey, filled with trials and triumphs.