Samira Vivette's Blog

I haven't really posted on here much since my book launch. I've been trying to balance everything in my life at the moment, and it becomes a struggle when you're run down: physically and mentally.
I'm just grateful for everything in my life at the moment. Truly.

From my book, "Pastel Dreams and Glittered Hearts"
In the chapter: Mirror Sparkles and Cherry Red Lips, pg. 254

It's precisely 10:08am here in Australia. I am cuddled up with my cup of tea as I start the day with enthusiasm.

My book launch is soon approaching!!!

I am still finalising everything as I still do not know the exact date of launch, but I do have an idea of when the announcement will be made.

It's just too exciting and I don't know how much longer I can hold my excitement in!

The days have been dragging on but I know that each day is a day closer to the moment I can share my news with the world.

Hang in there, Samira. Not long now.

From my book, "Pastel Dreams and Glittered Hearts"
In the chapter: Secrets of the Whispering Breeze, pg. 323

It's me, Samira Vivette. I decided to start this blog as an insight into my world and my debut poetry collection titled, "Pastel Dreams and Glittered Hearts." Those who know me personally will tell you I have always been an avid writer. From writing an unpublished horror novel at the age of fourteen to the many years of songwriting and poetry that have helped me grieve and helped me heal, writing has always been in my bones. It has been my solace, my escape. And I am overwhelmed with happiness that I can finally share my words with the world in the form of a book. My book. My book that will help others feel they are not alone. My words that will resonate with those who need encouragement and to know their feelings are shared with someone else. To provide hope to those lost souls.

I guess what I am trying to say is that I have always felt a little lost. A little out of place. And now I have found my true identity, my true calling.

I really hope my words will help those out there who need it.

Lots of love,

Samira