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If there’s one thing I’ve learned as a debut author, it’s that writing is a balancing act between the real and the imagined. While my novel, Nathan Cartwright: Week to Remember, is not strictly fantasy, it’s not quite grounded in strict reality either. It’s a mix of both, and for me, that’s where the fun […]

Writing a book isn’t always about having a solid plan from the get-go. For me, it’s a journey of discovery—one that’s filled with surprises, challenges, and moments of pure wonder. I’m a debut author, and Nathan Cartwright: Week to Remember is my first published work. To be honest, that fact feels both surreal and overwhelming.

Creating a character who feels alive isn’t easy, especially when that character is navigating one of the most pivotal weeks of their life. In Nathan Cartwright: Week to Remember, Nathan is thrown into a whirlwind of events that test his values, his relationships, and ultimately, his sense of self. As a debut author, it’s easy