The narrative of redemption — or why I seldom write HEA
I’m struggling with something. My husband and I just had an argument about a passage in my latest book, where he could […]
Read moreAuthor: Marishka Grayson
I usually write no-holds barred fiction because I like to get down and dirty. In my books, gritty reality is always influenced by romance, magic and a little spice of craziness. Because who knows where the next page will take you...
The Father
I finished Ragús which in Irish means ‘urge, sensual desire, or a fit (binge)’. That means I finished the edits to the […]
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Writing is Crafting the “Spirit Molecule”
The spirit molecule is produced in the brain, specifically the pineal gland —considered the third eye by many cultures. I first read […]
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And Ragús is done
By done, I mean I’ve finished the first draft. And this story, folks, is back to my standard outrageous fun. I’ve had […]
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Greek Tragedy or High School Drama?
In many ways they are similar as I’m finding out. I set out to write an origin story about a great passionate […]
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Book 4 -phase 1 An Origin Story of the Fae
I’ve started my research for Ragús book 4 of the Fae-Tales and it’s been quite a revelation. I’m exploring the distant past […]
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Yes! We have a release date.
It’s done! I finished the story. Deartháireach is off for professional editing in October to my wonderful editor, Catherine, to do her […]
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And the Cover is done!
Still re-writing book 3 of the Fae-Tales series. Can’t wait to get it released; scheduled for sometime in late November. I’m so […]
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Deartháireacha—a fascinating look at 14th Century Italy
I’ve started to write my latest novel, Deartháireacha, in the dark Fae-Tales series. This one takes place in 14th Century Florence, and […]
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Marfóir-Mother
“These are three essential aspects of the mother: her cherishing and nourishing goodness, her orgiastic emotionality, and her Stygian depths.” —Carl Jung. […]
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