L. Starla

Laelia Starla is an Australian author who often raided her mother’s shelves for any form of fiction she could get her hands on. Her first love was the horror genre, but she owes her love affair with the romance novel to her high-school English teacher, who started her on the classics. Given her earlier reading, magical realism and paranormal romance were a natural progression. Along with steamy romance, these are the genres she writes.

Celestial Navigation: Tracking the Movements of the Divine

For the modern traveller, a map is a digital tool of convenience. But for the ancient mariner, the medieval scholar, and the occultist, the map was written in the stars. To look upward was to look at the literal machinery of the universe. People believed the complex system of fallen stars and celestial bodies dictated […]

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Art of the Outsider

In the rigid hierarchy of an institution like Sablegate Academy, the choice to wear flowy, hand-embellished garments isn’t just a fashion preference, it is a lineage of artistic defiance. Nina Guevera’s Edgy Bohemian style finds its roots in a 19th-century revolution that sought to prioritise the handmade over the mass-produced. The Original Bohemians: The Romantic Rebellion The term Bohemian first

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