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Goodie #1

Here’s the cover I almost went with for Deathriser of Darkwood: From the Ashes! It definitely gave more of the young adult vibe that I wanted, but it just didn’t quit feel right. Ultimately, I’m glad I went with the skull design, but I still love this cover!

 
 

Goodie #2

Did you know I once made candles for Thieves of Joy?

I never ended up doing much with them aside from gifting them to a couple very early readers. I made a Tallis candle, a Lolli candle, and an Odessa candle. The Tallis candle ended up being my favorite. So, if you ever wondered what Tallis smells like… he smells like black sea and peppercorn.

Goodie #3

I went through so many weird stages with Eos. It was my first time ever writing and publishing, so I was definitely learning as I went (if we’re going to be honest, I’m STILL learning #CantStopWontStop).

When I designed my first cover, I hardly knew Photoshop, so I essentially just pasted different hair onto a picture of myself with a hood up (as if you wouldn’t recognize me lol).

My working title was Deviants, but I felt it sounded too similar to Divergent, especially as another dystopian book. So instead, I called it Eos.

The below images aren’t really that relevant, but it’s something I’ve never shared— except on here! This was a goofy little wrap I made for coffee mugs when I thought I’d make some cool merch, but I didn’t like them, so I just abandoned the idea.