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What inspired you to write children’s fantasy?
I grew up loving stories where ordinary kids stumbled into magical worlds, and I wanted to create my own.
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Where do your ideas come from?
From daydreams—sometimes a single “what if” question becomes the seed for a whole book.
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Who’s your favorite character you’ve created?
A talking fox named Ember. He’s clever, mischievous, and always saves the day in unexpected ways.
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Do you follow a strict writing routine?
I try to write at least one page a day, even when inspiration feels far away.
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Which books influenced you as a child?
Harry Potter and The Chronicles of Narnia. They made me believe magic could exist anywhere.
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Do you test your stories with young readers?
Yes, I give early drafts to a few eager readers—they always catch details I miss.
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What’s the biggest challenge in writing fantasy for kids?
Building a believable world without overwhelming readers with too many details.
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How do you keep young readers hooked?
By ending chapters with surprises—kids love the thrill of “what happens next?”
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What advice do you give to young writers?
Don’t be afraid to let your imagination run wild—no idea is too strange.
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What’s next for you?
A new series about a hidden kingdom under the ocean, filled with magical sea creatures.
