Do you believe in reincarnation? In legends? Myths? Other insignificant things? Well as a -personal- writer, I sometimes do, especially when I have to write on these themes… And sometimes, I really feel myself INTO it…
I’m not superstitious but sometimes I like to be as if I was
My name is Morgan, and I can be evil, if I want, only to people I really loathe.
My name is Daphne and I am a nymph…
I write a blog, an Evil Nymph’s blog…
I can be pitiless, but I can laugh.
I can believe in dreams – literally i.e. dreams you have when you sleep – that become real.
I can believe that I was a sorceress’s reincarnation.
I can imagine that my favourite cousin was previously Arthur Pendragon, therefore, my brother.
I can think that one day my “brother” and I would quarrel and never be friends again… like the legend says… although it seems impossible because Arthur and I are ONE. Best Cousins Ever.

But what I could not believe was that everything I believed could indeed be true.
This year was a different one, like any others. But this year, Arthur and I are really going to end in bad terms. I’m so frustrated by him! He ends up swearing and says idiot things! I can’t stand him anymore!
Therefore, my imagination starts to wander…
Did the Arthurian legend really comes from true facts? Did Morgan and Arthur really existed? As a writer I believe so.
But then are events of the past really repeting themselves after so many centuries!?
Very interesting thought to muse on…
Nora Roberts Review
by evilnymphstuffIt’s been a while since I’ve been reading Nora Roberts and recently I’ve borrowed one of her books: Blood Brothers; and I’ve thought about making a sort of praise and critic Nora Roberts post. Therefore…
What I like about her:
She knows how to capture her readers – whether they be horror books fan or romance book fans. Her writing is defined and beautiful. She has the ability to write about anything really… fortunately for me because I don’t like 100% romantic books… but at the same time she is faithful to what she has already decided: to write romance books. She knows her subject very well and does some research before writing. Very easy to read and description doesn’t make one sleep…
What I don’t like about her:
Her romantic stories are too… well too dreamy, “soulmates”-like, unrealistic… and when I read her books it hurts because I know it just can’t be like that in real life. She always follow the same pattern: if she writes a trilogy there are 6 main characters: 3 men and 3 women – and in each book Nora tells the story of each couple. After some time you get bored with her novels because you already know this pattern – therefore no unexpected turnover of the romantic story, no cheating
then you better prefer and concentrate on the background story i.e. the horror included one or mystery included one…
Thus her single books are better as the romantic story in them are more profounded and better told… but not for me because I don’t like romance ^^ compared to the trilogies which are full of different themes!
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