What's the best thing about being an author?
Lori Colwell : Sometimes I miss the drama, but not my drama. Sometimes I crave the uncomfortable, but not my uncomfortable. Writing is similar to reading, in that it allows me to escape outside of my everyday revolving door to experience something phantasmal. Creating a fantasy commissions emotion, imagery, and vicarious experiences that can be as simple or complicated as my yearn for escape desires. The best thing? Its the glimpse into possibilities and impossibilities.
My inspiration
I am super excited to share with everyone an old taste of a new author to come. Yes, she's my first born and the face of my first book, It was Never a Choice, but if she weren't I'd watch her work all the same. She's weaving her first book as we speak. Well, her first written as an adult. And for everyone that loves fantasy and romance, while mixed with a little gore, you'll love it. The words she plays with, mortars a visual experience that captures your emotions and places your senses within the story. She's been writing stories since she was a kid and remains my inspiration in writing. I wanted to share one of her poems she created in her early teens, one still relevant in today's world, and one that at the time, made me wonder if I sent her out into the world after keeping her too sheltered or if I was the cause of her world view.
It was Never a Choice Series review
As an author, I wasn't really sure if anyone would have as much fun reading it as I did writing it. So, thank you Sam Ibeh for your official OnlineBookClub.org Review of 'It was Never a Choice: The Apperception'
"The Awakening of the Lost Sapphire" releasing soon. Message me if you're interested in being included in reading before official release.