Research & Sources

To write a mythological or historical epic, I first need to understand the subject. If I do not know what I am writing about, readers will notice. I will not invent details without a solid foundation of knowledge, so I need to study the topic first.


Education Material

Over the past 30 years, I have grown as both an artist and a writer. I am no longer the little girl who created "Adventures in Fairyland." I had to learn how to write a book professionally, and these are the references that guided me in the "write" 😉 direction.

Stein On Writing book cover

Stein On Writing

Your future as a writer is in your hands. Whether you are a beginner or a seasoned professional—novelist, short story writer, or nonfiction author—this book offers practical guidance you can use right away. As renowned editor, author, and instructor Sol Stein explains, “This is not a book of theory. It is a book of usable solutions—how to fix flawed writing, improve good writing, and create interesting writing in the first place.”

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How it helped me.

  • Helped me create a title.
  • Helped with the introdution.
  • Helped with genre setup.

Research Material

These are the books I have used for research and inspiration in writing my own books. Mainly for The Wizard’s Bible.

The Lost Civilization of Lemuria

Research for Chapter 4

The Lost Civilization of Lemuria

Long before the Indonesian tsunami or Hurricane Katrina devastated New Orleans, legend tells of another great catastrophe: the destruction of Lemuria. In Polynesian oral tradition, a magnificent kingdom was swallowed by the sea in a powerful “warrior wave,” or tsunami. Stories of this lost land also appear in indigenous traditions from Australia and Asia to the coasts of North and South America. Known as Lemuria or Mu, it was said to be a vast chain of islands and archipelagoes stretching across the Pacific Ocean. Drawing on 10 years of research and extensive travel, Frank Joseph presents a vivid portrait of this ancient homeland, which he proposes was the original Garden of Eden.

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