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Something stirs in the dark

My new horror poetry collection, Whispers in the Dark, is available for pre-order

These poems linger like ghosts, tracing the line between beauty and dread—where every silence has a story to tell

Pre-order now and let the dark speak to you

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Thank you! 😊

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My upcoming horror poetry collection, Whispers in the Dark, now has its Goodreads page—and pre-orders will be opening soon.

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What’s everyone reading this week? I’m always looking for new recommendations 📚✨

Warm soup and sandwiches!

The turtle won the race! But it's also a race with some chaotic lightning storms haha

Hm, an interesting one for sure! I feel like I'm a bit of a mix between B and C. I want to have fun, successful launch and I love having control over my work, brand, etc. Really, I just want people to find and enjoy my stories

The Orchard Witches has been on my mind lately—witches, secrets, and an orchard where the trees don’t always behave like trees should. Some bloom in winter. Some whisper. Some are hiding something far older.

I can’t wait to share this one with you. 🌙🍎

The air feels heavy today, like a story is waiting just beyond the orchard trees. 🍂

Witches, shadows, Hollow Ones—sometimes I wonder who’s watching who.

What’s the last story that gave you chills?

What kind of fall read are you reaching for this year—cozy or creepy? 📚👻

The air smells a little like fall this morning. Almost time for sweaters, apples, and spooky books

Have you checked out my reading tracker yet? 📖✨

It’s a fun way to keep your reading goals on track—head over to my Facebook to join the challenge! Link in bio 🤍

Interesting process! But sounds like a good system, I may try some of these some time. Thanks for sharing!

Writers: do you outline everything or let the story haunt you as you go?

I do a mix of both! Depends on the story and scene

The orchard looks harmless in daylight. But wait until dusk.

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I'm a mix of A and B

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Apples rot too quickly in the orchard. As if something’s hungry.

What folklore creature scared you most as a kid?

I think it could be true. You never know what lingers out there

Pages & Potions Rosalie Johnston writes dark and haunting stories that linger long after the last page. Blending atmosphere, character-driven narratives, and a touch of the uncanny, her work explores the spaces where...

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Love this advice. Thanks for sharing!

Fog!

My writing fuel. What’s yours?

Tough one!

Saw, Resident Evil, Nightmare on Elm Street

If you could visit any haunted location, real or fictional, where would you go?

Once I start writing or plotting scenes with a character. Sometimes I realize the name isn't working and I end up on the hunt for a new one

Writers: Do you outline your stories, or do you let the characters drag you along?

Readers: Do you like sneak peeks, or do you prefer to be surprised?