According to my professors, there are few that exist and there are many who are interested. As someone who never even heard back from any of the publishing houses and literary agents who she applied to, there’s likely something to that. However, I did manage to find a writing internship with a brand that I follow on social media (yay!). So here’s some tips I … Continue reading tips for applying for a writing internship
As someone who is currently lounging around wearing her father’s old sweatpants, I do enjoyed looking at people who have much better style than I do. I like to pretend that it’s rubbing off on me and that I will eventually end up with slightly better style. Without further ado, here’s the people I follow on Instagram to appreciate their style: @mudersherose (the one from … Continue reading my instagram style icons
Recently I attempted to read a book titled The Rook by Daniel O’Malley. This wasn’t a purchase I thought through when I entered the bookstore, more of an “I should be branching out into more adult territory when it comes to literature” which is never the greatest reason. At the moment, the plot seemed intriguing and the idea that it would soon be made into a … Continue reading the rook is rough
And I think that’s reason enough. Continue reading why i’m moving to bath
As a loyal Owlcrate subscriber, I recently obtained and read through Ace of Shades by Amanda Foody. It was a unique read that discussed nature vs. nurture while submerging the reader in a realm of mystery and crime. But for some reason, I still can’t give it full stars. Levi and Enne are beautifully written. Their stories are whirlwinds that keep you engaged throughout the entire piece. … Continue reading ace of cliffhangers
With the end of the semester, I was certain my bank account was going to get to take a break. Apparently this was not the case. I’ve used this time to buy some stuff I was considering getting anyway, figuring that if I was going to buy things it might as well be things I wanted. KOI White Chunky Sneakers I’ve wanted to join the … Continue reading things i have stress bought this week
Recently I read the book Heart of Iron by Ashley Poston. With lost goddesses, spaceships, and epic fights I had high expectations for this book. Regrettably, I was let down. It was not because of the writing style since I found that it flowed beautifully and the characters were some of my favorites in a long time, but because I think I ruined it for myself. Let … Continue reading heart of cliches
For starters, I walked about a mile and a half through probably the sketchiest part of London we had been in just to get to this place. There was three of us, all girls, only one with cell service and it wasn’t working, and all of our feet felt like they were going to fall off. We were basically jogging through the streets, relying on … Continue reading weird artsy museum experience
I don’t think I’ve ever told anyone that I’m asexual. Never looked someone in the eye and let them know that sex is terrifying and I have no idea what I’m supposed to feel when I look at people. That being said, I know what it is and I’m pretty sure it’s me. You don’t see much about asexuality, someone once compared it to being … Continue reading being asexual
My most recent review centers around a book that I had such high expectations for and really should have just known better. My Plain Jane is a retelling of Jane Eyre with a ghostbusters twist. Half of that is right up my alley, especially with “she sees dead people” scrawled across the cover, but love stories aren’t really my forte. In case you didn’t know, I love spooky … Continue reading jane eerie
Mundanely Magical 