Short story, done. Summer, (long) over.

  
                                    Short story, done. Summer, (long) over.

Hey friends! Over the summer, I worked to re-read one of my absolute favorite series, Lord of the Rings. I had somewhat of an idea for a story in mind, and needed inspiration, some reference to get it going. The process in itself took months, growing into something unexpected. Although I think originally, I wanted for the story to be completed within a month or two, Where is Your Rider, took four months to both write and edit. Truthfully, I can be indecisive when it comes to choosing a narrative, and a perfectionists when it comes to creating in general. My ultimate goal, then, was to see it through. Even if it didn't match another writer's skill level, or Tolkien's descriptions, even if it wouldn't be something that'd make me famous.

 Where is Your Rider has been the first original fictional work I've completed in probably what's been years. (I'm low-key kind of proud of myself) I've learned an immense amount during the process; to share my ideas with others, to seek out help, to indent (more than I've been doing) and to fall back in love with writing.

To make what could be a long synopsis short; it's about a blue haired heiress and the warrior by the sea, their search for something that can't be bought back. You can read it here.

I'd love to hear from you, whether there's a project you're working on, or if you have the time, feel free to leave a review, or even just whatever, talk to me.