Creating Chaos, One Chapter at a Time

If you’ve ever tried to wrangle a creative brain, you’ll know it’s a bit like trying to train a hydra — cut off one idea and three more pop up. Mine’s been in full mythical mode lately.

Between writing new chapters for Marked by Fire, outlining future books, and trying not to drown in caffeine, I’ve realized that this kind of chaos is exactly what fuels me. It’s messy. It’s unpredictable. It’s magic.

Right now, I’m deep in the next few chapters of Marked by Fire, and things are getting intense — the kind of scenes that keep me awake at 2 a.m. because the characters won’t stop talking. (Maverick, I’m looking at you.)

But alongside the writing, I’ve been setting up my new stories on Inkitt, where readers can follow along from the beginning. It’s wild to see how every project — every spark — connects to the next. Like my brain decided one story wasn’t enough, so it built a multiverse instead.

Writing has always been my anchor, my outlet, my form of therapy. And even on the hard days — the self-doubt, the exhaustion, the “why did I think I could do this?” — I remind myself: this chaos is mine.

So here’s to working hard, following inspiration wherever it leads, and trusting that the hydra brain knows what it’s doing. (Most of the time, anyway.)


The fire’s still burning — and the next chapter’s almost ready to rise. 🔥