I believe books are magic. I read to the point of excess, hence the reviews. I'm also writing a book, which I'm chronicling here as well. I live in L.A. but I'm a New York girl at heart. I'm a total nerd, horses are the love of my life, and my sarcasm knows no bounds. If you really want more, 
Everyone is making Allegiant covers so I decided to go a different direction.
Slowly but surely
Slowly but surely
Oh the edits. I know the saying writing is rewriting, but it doesn’t really hit you until you really go through it. The contradictions I find. The wait, she’s in the completely wrong mood moments. Have I mentioned I still haven’t written the end? No, that’s not true. I have the last like, page. It’s a doozy. It’s one of those endings where the reader will be like WHAT THE F I HATE YOU HOW COULD YOU DO THAT TO ME? Which, as I reader I equally hate, but now being on the other end, I kind of love it.
I haven’t read anything new (re-reading HP lately) because Insurgent comes out in a couple days and I don’t want to be in the midst of something new and stop it. I guarantee I will read Insurgent in a day. Not even in a day, I’ll have it finished before I go to the barn at 2pm. Then City of Lost Souls comes out two weeks later and gah, I need me some shadowhunter goodness. And somewhere in between all of that, I’ll keep on trucking with this mess of words I call my novel.
-AB
I can’t stop myself!
I can’t stop myself!
Team Dauntless. Seriously.
But seriously, how about I actually post about something other than show off my ah-maz-ing procrastination skills. But who ISN’T excited for Insurgent? SQUEEEEEEEE! And then two weeks later City of Lost Souls! SQEEEEEEEEEEE again! And everyone seems to like my typography skills so much. The first Dauntless post got about 250+ reblogs on my tumblr! The other significantly less, but still well over 50.
The only reading I’ve done is Harry Potter. Again. This is mainly because of the opening of Pottermore, though I’ve been in since beta (I’m Gryffindor by the way — Dauntless? Gryffindor? Not surprised!). I re-read my favorite books a lot, but Harry Potter is kind of a different beast since most series are three, maybe four books long. But seven. It’s a process…especially since they are all lengthy. I’m up to the Half-Blood Prince, but I’m going to leave the last two until after C O A C H E L L A. I leave tomorrow at four and return sometime Monday morning. I won’t be reading or writing, but I promise to dance around like an idiot.
Until I write again, adieu.
