A to Z challenge: Into the Fanniverse
“Did you miss me, did you really think that I was gone?” My blog has been quiet for a long time. I have had occasional posts in Hungarian, but I […]
Ugly Christmas Sweater Party – a Macchiatos, etc. excerpt
I have spent most of this year working on a sweet YA (?) story (well, the characters are in their 20s, so I guess it would be NA, but there […]
Dreamless, a playlist – explained
The story is coming along nicely, which honestly surprises even me, so I decided to reward myself with some fleeting fun. Although I wrote a bit about the characters here […]
Five things to listen to when Nano gets tough
Have you ever felt exhausted, jaded, exasperated during Nanowrimo or writing in general? I certainly have. Actually these feelings have popped in to see me almost every day this November. […]
My Sarah Crossan Top list
1. The weight of water I found this book by pure accident and magic. I was dead set on writing a paper about a children’s book writing about Eastern-European immigrants. […]
Dreamless – let’s meet the cast!
Since I’ve been working on this story more steadily than on anything else for an incredibly long time, I feel that I can treat myself to a little post about […]
Cinders to Cinders
I haven’t posted in English for almost a year, what a horror! Here I am now bringing you my first ever English story that got published. I wrote it in […]
Adventures in NYC: Day 4-6 A weekend in New York
Alright, so I really have to see this travel journal through before I forget everything, so I’ll force myself to focus and get my thoughts on paper. It’s incredible that […]
Adventures in NYC: Day 3 The Memory of places
25. 10 9/11 Memorial, The Museum of the American Indian and Weird Tales of the West Village Walking Tour SEVERE BLUE: 9/11 Memorial and Museum “I am thinking, how many […]
Adventures in NYC: Day 1-2 Welcome to New York!
23.10 The journey DISCLAIMER: These are going to be pretty long posts because I record these events not only for your entertainment, but also because I don’t want to forget […]