The birth of a writer

I cannot remember a time I didn't love reading stories. From the moment my puny fists grabbed a book for the first time, I was hooked. I have come to a point where I feed on books. I cannot stay a month without at least having something fun to read. Did I say a month? I'd get really disturbed if I don't see something interesting to read within 24 hours! 

Therefore, it was kind of inevitable for my brain to give out what I fed to it. Hence, my writing began. I have been writing for as long as I can remember. I cannot recount the amount of shredded notes containing cringe worthy stories I wrote in my scrawny handwriting as a kid.

Well, here I am, years later, about to release a book. A real, well written piece of art. A dream coming true at last. Somehow, all those years I wrote stories I knew the world would never see, I realized it was all some kind of starting point.

I knew one day, I would write a piece the world would appreciate. And I have absolutely no doubt that this is it. 

Ladies and gentlemen, expect Backlash. Expect a work of art. Expect what you normally would from a girl who was born with a golden pen and a storybook. Hold your breath as the 19th of March approaches.

Don't forget to make a preorder. It'll all be worth it.

©️ Loyallove Nightfall

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