Psychological, literary fairy tales for adults. Each standalone story follows dolls brought to life by elven or fae magic and kept on shelves for their owners’ amusement. Though the settings are whimsical, the themes are not: emotional abuse, anxiety, depression, survival, and the long, uneven work of mending.
I wrote these standalones for catharsis—to process situations that had happened, and emotions that couldn’t be addressed in other ways. I published it with the intention of reaching readers who may find hope through these stories.
Readers who enjoy clean fantasy settings with deep thematic work may enjoy Tales of the Bookshelves.
It was mid-2022, and I was depressed. The type of depression that makes me remember that time as if it were a black-and-white silent film. There was no motion, just stagnation; no sounds, no music, no nothing—not even sadness or despair. I remember …
She didn’t mean that… or did she? ~Never mind.~ Let’s analyse how strike-through text can tease a hidden narrative—one not even the narrator can accept. Can text formatting have meaning? At first glance, the answer is: yes, it …
I did it. I finally dared to launch a Kickstarter! There are several reasons as to why I wanted to do this, and I want to share a bit of the behind-the-scenes and all the preparations that went into it. The Reasons Incredible as it sounds—in …
