Every once in a while you come across a situation that tears up all of your beliefs and everything that made you, you.
At that point, all I can ever think of is that I'll never recreate that situation in any of my stories because I want to write fiction that entertains and gives hope.
The real world and real people can sometimes be so disappointing.
Thankfully there are books.
The closest I ever came to mirroring a personal circumstance in my book was AADITA. It was about one of those things that is prevalent and something that must be abolished and replaced with equality and respect. The story doesn't bear any semblance to my personal life, just to be clear.
After realizing that it was too exhausting and painful to write exaggerated incidents of my problems, I decided never to wander that path again.
No more "realistic" fiction for me ever again.
Now, I'm all about mystical things and mysterious circumstances and ghosts that have a story to tell.
I'll stick to horror and mystery, thank you.
PLOT SUMMARY: When Elizabeth's husband is found dead, all fingers point to her. But is it really her or the work of a serial killer? If like me, you’ve read hundreds of mysteries and are enthused about Sherlock Holmes tales, THE LIMEHOUSE GOLEM is actually pretty predictable. Set in the Victorian Era, it promises to instil fear in you. Before Jack the Ripper, there was Golem- such is the tagline and you do want it to be the kind of movie that keeps you guessing until the very end as to the true identity of the killer. Unlike the Jack the Ripper legend, Golem is easily recognizable in the very first instance the character is introduced.
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