Spotlight Of The Week #11
Welcome to our 11th Spotlight Of The Week! This week’s writer is . . .
@sarnai4!
This week’s author writes a bit of everything. Her passion is writing original works and novels, but she also posts fanfiction in her spare time. Eventually, she’d like to write songs too since she;d adore having some of her works become musicals! Generally speaking her works tend to be on the longer side.
Check out her ao3!
The Changing Waters Trilogy (series blurb):
In the underwater kingdom of Jiol, the young sorcerer, Kostas, and his best friend, Adara, must save the lives of their fellow villagers. Against them are the royal guards who have been ordered to massacre anyone fitting the description of a mutated Jiolan—anyone like them. With sorcery, seers, ocean monsters, and cruelty from within the palace walls, not all is as it appears in Jiol. It is up to these young heroes to learn how to lead a village in a revolution and what lengths they will go to protect those who they love. Follow the Jiolans through a tale of courage, betrayal, loss, and self-discovery. (Find it here)
Greek Skits-ology. (Blurb):
Retellings, desperately needed therapy, face-to-face interviews…and Greek mythology to act as the glue. Greek myths take a turn for the comedic because sometimes, a king needs to be warned before he asks for the golden touch; other times, a sparring session gone horribly wrong causes a father-daughter duo to get family counseling; and if nothing else, a certain family of immortals simply must jabber on to the first mortal who invites them over for an interview. Greek Skits-ology is a collection of short stories based in and around the world of Greek mythology. Whether following the perilous journey of an Argonaut or an equally frustrated and doubted seer, hop onto your favorite griffin and enjoy the ride. (Find it here)
Mind of a Pirate. (Blurb):
Pirates and psychology make for an unconventional mix, but in the year 1700, it was not also uncommon. There was a pirate crew led by Captain Snake. She was fearsome—ruthless (and saved countless victims from abductions, slavery, and the cruel treatment often given to those with psychological disorders). Known as Lesia by her crewmates, she leads her team on missions to protect those who think the world has turned its back on them. She knows how they feel. Her entire crew does. They all have at least one mental illness—one reason they were treated like outcasts until Lesia gave them a home on board her ship, the Clinic. Here, they can participate in treatments, have stability in their lives, and learn to love themselves. Yet, shadows of the past can never truly be outrun. When darkness looms over the Clinic, Lesia and her crew must deal with a greater threat than ever before. After overseeing so many therapies herself, it becomes time for Lesia to take her own advice: Confront and overcome her traumas. (preorder: here)
Her writing style tends to lean on the side of having characters go through difficult times, then overcoming them. She loves pushing them to their limits so that there’s tension and a sense of accomplishment when you finally get that happy ending. Most of the time, she writes in third person since she enjoys exploring the story from various perspectives. She wanted to give everyone a bit of time to shine, whether they’re heroes, villains, or side characters. She’s also a sucker for action scenes, so there’s probably a splash of action in the story and a few comedic moments for levity.
And that’s a wrap! Thanks so much for reading this week’s post, and I’m so so sorry it’s late. If you or someone you know on tumblr would like to be ‘under the spotlight’ as well, check out the intro post here or pinned on the top of my blog :)














