AI is no more my writer than stilts are my legs.

New tools often spark curiosity—and controversy. Some assume AI hands writers an effortless shortcut, just as others might believe stilts let me leap ahead without effort. But those who truly understand know the truth: tools don’t replace skill; they demand it.

For over 40 years, writing has been my craft—scribbled on napkins, whispered into voice notes, woven into the quiet moments of everyday life. AI hasn’t replaced that. If anything, it has challenged me to see my creativity from a new vantage point. But the spark? The raw, messy, deeply personal process of storytelling? That remains entirely mine.

The real question isn’t whether AI can write. It’s whether we, as creators, embrace innovation without losing the soul of our work.

So to those who wonder if the stilts did the work, I say: Watch me run. To those who assume AI has taken the place of my pen, I say: Watch me write.

I’ve always believed that stories have a way of finding their way to the page, whether you’re ready for them or not. The Life of Evelyn Grey has been brewing in my mind for years, and now it’s finally taking shape—layer by layer, twist by twist. It’s a story that asks hard questions about fate, morality, and the very nature of free will, and I can’t wait to share it with you.

But here’s the thing: writing is a journey, not a straight line. Some days it feels like I’m chasing the words, and other days, the characters chase me. And when they do, they demand to be heard.

As I work on this series, there’s a lot left to do, but I’m closer than ever to bringing Evelyn’s world to life. And I need your support more than ever—because until the books are in your hands, I’m just a storyteller, pouring my heart into something that only exists on paper (for now).

If you’ve ever found yourself wondering about the price of knowing the future, about where the line between good and evil really lies, or about what happens when destiny clashes with choice, I promise you—this series will take you there.

But before I get ahead of myself, I need to ask: Are you ready for the journey? Because I can’t wait to take you with me.

Read the full post to learn more about what’s coming—and how you can be a part of it.

Writing has been my lifeline, a way to heal, explore, and connect, from a teenager navigating trauma to a mother chronicling fleeting family moments. It is my anchor in grief, my celebration of joy, and my bridge to future generations. Writing is not just what I do; it is who I am.