I #write so the things I cannot say are said.
I write speculative fiction to explore the "might be" with the freedom to be wrong.
I write about stars and aliens because they're cool. And sometimes terrifying. But mostly cool.
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My first "behind the scenes" author blog post! I explain all the little details behind Renegade's "simple" title.
What's in a Name? Renegade's Title
https://t.co/LCoIBjqGeT via @goodreads
A superpowered hybrid of alien species. A childhood of lies. A foreigner who contradicts them all.
Book 1 of my RALI series came out last week, and I'm so excited to hold the book in my hand!!
@SarcasmOnTheSly It's silly, of course, and they would also jump at the chance to be able to look up any recipe anytime. But there's still a part of me that chides I'm lesser for not cultivating the skill, as if I would be nothing without electricity.
"My ancestors got by just fine without electric mixers; so can I," I say as I whip mousse/meringue/whipped cream until my arms fall off...all while following a recipe I found on the internet.
I'm the person in the group who gives the real (historical or scientific) answer when it was supposed to be a joke.
I can give the joke answer if I know that's what we're doing, but I don't always catch that.
And sometimes I feel like the real answer needs mentioning anyway.
Fun fact: The beginning of each scene in my RALI series uses a word or phrase from the end of the scene before.
This rhetorical device is called a anadiplosis.
What rhetorical devices do you enjoy using?
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