What Inspires me.

Ariel By Sylvia Plath

Ariel by Slyvia Plath holds a special place in my heart as a literary treasure that captivates my soul with its raw emotion and piercing imagery. Each poem within the pages of "Ariel" resonates with a profound intensity, drawing me into the tumultuous landscape of Sylvia Plath's inner world.

Forever has inspired my writing. 

My year of rest and relaxation By Otessa Moshfegh 

"My Year of Rest and Relaxation" by Ottessa Moshfegh is a captivating and thought-provoking novel that has profoundly influenced my approach to writing. Moshfegh's darkly humorous and unapologetically honest narrative style challenges conventional norms, prompting me to explore unconventional perspectives in my own writing.

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Valley of the Dolls by 

Jacqueline Susann

"Valley of the Dolls" by Jacqueline Susann has been a constant source of inspiration for my writing journey.Susann's unflinching portrayal of the characters' struggles with love, addiction, and the ruthless pursuit of their dreams has left an indelible mark on my own creative aspirations. The book's vibrant and dynamic storytelling has fueled my desire to craft characters with depth,

A Light in the Attic 

By Shel Silverstein 

This book was my first piece of poetry I've ever read. I would read this book over and over again to emerge myself  into his writing. The delightful verses and imaginative narratives within the book have sparked my own desire to craft tales that evoke both laughter and contemplation. Silverstein's playfulness with language and his knack for capturing the essence of human experience inspire me to infuse my writing