For the past few years, my professional world has been shaped by the words of others. I’ve beta read, edited, and even ghostwritten stories for countless writers, and I’ve loved every second of it. There is a certain magic in stepping into someone else’s imagination, helping them sharpen their characters or restructure a chapter so the heart of the story beats stronger. It’s work that has taught me discipline, patience, and the joy of collaboration. Yet while I have guided others through their own publishing paths, there has always been a quiet voice inside me whispering: When will it be your turn?
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- Where did your writing journey begin?
I think it has two distinct, yet, important starts. The first of which was when I was 15, and instead of doing my schoolwork, I began hand-writing a fantasy trilogy in a notebook. It was terrible, and hacky, and had no paragraphs or proper punctuation, and I still love it to this day. That’s when I realized I genuinely enjoyed writing. That was something I wanted to do.
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