T for Taylor Swift
I have already written a blog post about Taylor and it’s going to be a bit revamped version of that with recent additions and influences thrown in in the mix. […]
S for Saint Malo
Have you ever fallen in love with a place? It is very much like falling in love with a person – your soul feels like it has come home. I […]
R for Running
The first time I ran regularly was when I was a teenager. I traced the 1200 meter round we did in middle school, but it gave me little joy. I […]
Q for Queer characters
I always feel a bit uncomfortable labelling my characters as queer; because as with real people I look at them as complex personalities and I don’t like reducing them to […]
P for Piano
To me piano sounds like the golden afternoon sunshine over a cup of steaming tea. It is deeply nostalgic and comforting. I’ve already written about how much music means to […]
N for Nanowrimo
At the moment of writing this, I am failing at Nanocamp. But that’s what always happens in April and July; I am very motivated for two days then suddenly all […]
M for Monsters
I have thought for a while about what I could say on this topic because I don’t really consider myself a writer of monsters. But when I dug a bit […]
L for London
I have been fascinated by the English language as far as I can remember. One of my earliest memories is me being around five, going down the stairs and asking […]
K for Kettle
I used to be a coffee girl. Macchiatos was largely fuelled by my love for coffee. Except that I never especially liked the taste, I was drinking it for the […]
J for juvenescence
Juvenescence means the state or period of being young. After yesterday’s post on strange words, I’m sure you are not surprised by this title. To be honest, there were letters […]