I aim for three hours a day. Usually it goes -

- coffee
- re-read the last four paragraphs I wrote to pick up the train of thought I was on
- go until I get stuck, stare at a wall for ten minutes, come back to the page

Rinse and repeat.

Though, when editing, I also tend to mirror Lestat. xD

Thanks!

Yep! As the story progresses, she gets really scared, but towards the end she realizes certain things about the haunting and starts to accept it.

Thank you for another lovely week, Eryn!!

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- This has nothing to do with his masculinity, but more about how he uses his masculine whims to manipulate, control, and subvert. He kidnaps Acanthus and keeps them stuck just to prove to Cypress that a peaceful world isn't possible. #HorrorWritersChat (2/2)

Most of my characters are either nonbinary or women. The only characters I can think of off the top of my head who ID as men are:

Arturous (minor char.)
Conan (main support char.)
Avery (main support char.)
Mark (side char.)
Hewitt (minor char.)

That's awesome! You've gotta have a balance, right?

For Lemon Balm: If there is one, Acanthus isn't aware, and they lost their faith a long time ago. Cypress isn't sure, but he hopes there is one, if only so he can see the people he's lost again.

For Such Sweet Sorrow: There's one, but who knows what it is, only that it can interact with their world

My work tends to be on the sadder side, so I like to inject humor where I can xD

Thank you! :D