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Niha's Curse — Q&A
Set is introduced as a young dragon, even when he is 739 years old. Was it hard for you to write a character like that?
Click to reveal answerAt times. I mean, he is treated like a child despite his advanced chronological age, so the contradiction is interesting to navigate.
Click to flip backTea seems to be the one thing that can ground a dragon, regardless of their element. Why did you add that quirk to the story?
Click to reveal answerI really wanted to build a fantasy world that felt real with cultural differences among the different ethnicities. I based the tea in British culture, but it's actually because I am Chilean, and tea is a must for us.
Click to flip backWhat do you hope readers will take away from your book?
Click to reveal answerIt's an open bar! But I guess every author would like their reader to take a good memory with them.
Click to flip backDrift — Q&A
Your world is gripped by high-stakes conflict, yet you pause for culinary details—even a recipe for Mrs. Su's Spring Stew. Why ground this dark fantasy in such domestic, sensory moments?
Click to reveal answerMasterpieces are built on detail. Life is rarely a single flavor; these mundane moments provide a necessary contrast to the suffocating themes. By grounding the world in the sensory, the characters—and the readers—can truly taste the value of small things amidst the chaos.
Click to flip backIs Mrs. Su's Spring Stew a real recipe, and why did you choose this dish for the story?
Click to reveal answerIt is a real recipe — it's Charquicán, a traditional Chilean dish and a personal childhood favorite. I chose the name "Spring Stew" to make it evocative and accessible for English readers while capturing the nostalgic warmth I feel whenever I prepare it.
Click to flip backWhich sections of the book were your favorite to write, and which were the most challenging?
Click to reveal answerThe journey across the Tempestic Ocean was the most difficult — writing characters isolated in their own heads, refusing to "just say the thing." My favorite was subverting a classic trope when Niha opens a specific door. Seeing her take charge of that moment was incredibly satisfying.
Click to flip backThe Memory Remains — Q&A
When is Book 3 coming out?
Click to reveal answerJuly 1st, 2026. Mark your calendars. 🐉
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This is a structured read-along leading up to the launch of The Memory Remains this summer — and I'm only selecting a small group. This isn't a mass ARC drop. I want readers who actually want to dig into the story, catch the threads I planted, and come ready to talk.
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