Born from the mind’s restless edge,

they carry a spark that doesn’t fit the ordinary world.

Maybe it’s a glitch. Maybe it’s a gift.

They don’t know yet.

Their minds quiver,

aware at last of the Hand that shaped them.

Brilliant brains outpace fragile bodies,

caught in a quiet battle between their own humanity

and the silent codes reshaping them.

 

 

The Prophet

In the future, a voice comes from the walls, carrying the ancient words that shaped the world for millennia.

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Like Magic

I had a very important scene in mind for Book Two, and one of my biggest fears was letting it slip into something unintentionally comic or cheap.

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Days of Joy

In the last few weeks I have lived immersed in the manuscript, doubting every line, every paragraph, and preparing it for March, for my editor’s eyes. It is a strange time, at once exhausting and deeply meaningful.

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Thanksgiving

So many things to be thankful for. Each year the Thanksgiving time is one of the best times of the year, the time in which you stop and think about how many blessings are in your life. Maybe I adore this festivity more because we do not have it in Italy, and I feel that we miss a lot of the family time without the rush for presents, in which you look your family in the eyes and thank each one of them around the table.

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Copyright Update

Today feels a little unreal.I’ve just finished the beta version of The Mindborn. It’s strange to think how many versions came before, and very hard to know if I missed anything good along the way, if this version is really the strongest. If the first chapter is strong, or if it would have been better to use another piece of the story instead. But at one point you need to jump, and this is my time.

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