What’s a lonely twenty-something daydreamer to do when she comes across a fantasy story she wrote a decade ago? Why, take it to the internet, of course! 

Ashley is recently relocated, recently single, and always the first to laugh at herself. When she starts a blog and begins transcribing her tale of star travel onto the internet, her only goal is to share a chuckle with a few friends. But soon, her blog posts cover more than constellations and rare words. Ashley finds herself spilling her inner thoughts onto the blank screen, juxtaposed with her childhood writings. And as she and her characters become more and more entwined, she can’t help but wonder: what is truly real? And *how* did her younger self have everything lined up perfectly when her adult self can’t even convince one coworker to cooperate?

Part fantasy, part tell-all blog, Gallery of Myth is an anti-coming-of-age story that’s at times amusing, angry, and out of this world.

I’m publishing Gallery under a penname, T.A. Page, because it’s neither cozy nor a mystery. However, it is still full of my usual fantasy and goofiness! 🙂 Off-beat and totally relatable, Gallery is a project that’s near and dear to my heart.

If you’re more interested in this T.A. Page person, check out their website here! 😀