King Lindworm
In 2017, I finished writing a retelling of the Nordic folktale “King Lindworm”. It has been a favourite of mine since the 6th grade, when it was (and still is I believe) a part of the school literature curriculum in … Continue reading King Lindworm
Pride & Nonsensibility
THE AUSTEN MEN CHARACTERISTICS AND WHY MODERN WOMEN ARE STILL SINGLE… In Jane Austen’s Pride & Prejudice, the author introduces us to four men whom combined are what most modern women want; Darcy, Bingley, Wickham and Collins. While most readers … Continue reading Pride & Nonsensibility
Running
“It began with laughter…” Of all the Queens daughters, Mphepo is her mother’s favourite. Which is why it hurts more, for Mphepo to see her mother’s health get worse every season. The Green Rivers and the health and strength of … Continue reading Running
Hidden
“It began with love…” Escaping her older sister’s shadow, Princess Rose chooses to study natural sciences and engineering in The Red Sands, rather than at home in The Blue Mountains. In Princess Parvane, she finds a kindred spirit and an … Continue reading Hidden
Blind
“It began with fear…” Prince Mirounga lost his father in the war and is being sent away from his home in The Green Shores, to train as a squire under General Nicolas of The Blue Mountains. But Miro is shy … Continue reading Blind
Harry Potter and The Final Frontier
Why the Wizarding World levels with Star Trek in popularity in regards to cultural politics and self-identification I recently read a post on social media asking members of an online book club, why they were into the Harry Potter books. … Continue reading Harry Potter and The Final Frontier
#Caketober
#Caketober is a celebration of Autumn. For years I’ve had a baked treat every day in October, whether it was a slice of cake, a cookie or biscotti, I’ve decided that just one day to celebrate ones birthday is not enough. … Continue reading #Caketober
