As cliche as it sounds, I’ve been reading and writing for as long as I can

remember, and I’ve always seemed to have a gift for writing; it’s always

come so naturally to me, and it’s genuinely my biggest passion in this

world. I’m a young Canadian author and one of my main influences for

writing is to redirect the attention towards marginalized communities

and minorities casually in my writing so people may become more

familiar with their existence, especially in literature. I love writing

about POC and LGBTQ+ members and do everything in my power to

represent the underrepresented in a respectful and accurate way.

Because I want to provide representation for people, I make sure I do

immense research forthe identities of my characters to ensure any of

the identities I write about but am not apart of are written authentically,

accurately, and tastefully. I always make sure the research I seek is credible, accurate, and extensive when delving into identities of my characters that I am unfamiliar with, and I even try speaking to people who share the same identity to get a firsthand understanding before sitting down and crafting my characters. 

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I worked consistently for 5 years on my debut book, The Bloodshed Of The Betrayed — the first book in my anticipated series, The Mercy Chronicles — and I’m thrilled to have the opportunity to have self-published it! I designed the cover myself and customized every aspect of the book in the exact way I knew it needed to be from the very beginning. Right now, I’m working hard on trying to make a name for myself and build traction on my career so I can support myself as an author. That being said, I spend most of my time procrastinating, reading, watching videos on Youtube or movies/tv shows on Netflix, listening to music and playing video games. My biggest literary inspirations are Rick Riordan, Casey McQuiston, Madeline Miller, Margaret Atwood and Sophia Slade. Fantasy/fiction LGBTQ+ YA books are my favourite genres (I also love a good horror/thriller or mystery book), and I’m always ready to take on a new read, no matter how long it takes me to start reading. To symbolize my love of writing and reading, I got my first (and only) tattoo of a calligraphy pen a year or so ago.

I hope to anyone and everyone who reads my book, they feel understood and a part of something, that they see themselves in my writing when they’ve never seen themselves in anything outside of the mirror. I write for myself but I also write for you all, too. If you’re at all interested in me or my work, I urge you to, at the very least, check out my stuff. I hope you find interest in it and appreciate any kind of feedback I can receive —whether that’s as a review on Amazon or on Goodreads, or a dm on Instagram or Tiktok or even in an email sent personally to me. The smallest things mean the absolute world to me, and I hope you enjoy my work just as much as I’ve enjoyed making it for you.