It’s not unusual to see authors pivoting into a different genre. While my case is just another case of genre pivoting, my reason for switching into a different genre goes way deeper than my muse for the YA novel is running dry.
Not going to lie that taking a reading challenge is a staple for me every year. But did I manage to meet my reading goal that I set last year? And what about this year then? This post answers everything you need to know about my reading challenge.
Yup, this is a snippet on what I have in store for you in 2024, how 2023 turns out for me and my personal goal in 2024 since my 2024 goals aren’t just all about work and no play.
For many of us, the thought of quitting social media can be rather appalling. It’s like you’re telling people you quit your job so then you can do square dancing full-time. But believe it or not, it’s something that I’ve been thinking about for quite some time.
How many books do I plan to read for this year? And did I manage to reach the goal for my last year’s reading challenge? Well, this post answers all the things you need to know about my reading challenge for this year and also the last year.
New year tends to be a great time to start planning for the year, right? Yes, that’s what I’m planning to do with this post where I’ll be sharing with you what I’m planning to do for this year, publishing-wise.
I'm an author who writes thriller and suspense light novels. But when I'm not writing a book, I love to blog about books that I enjoy reading. Some of these books also become the inspiration for my novel as well.
Most of the books that I talk about on my blog tend to be manga and light novels, with nonfiction books in between. If you're looking for interesting books to read, then you will certainly enjoy reading my blog. 