Arella Noreen

@kate-flournoy Ah, yes, here we go! This is like the summary you’d find on the back of the book, so I’m sorry if it seems a little cheesy/cliche.

Ashlyn Green’s life changed in a single night. That night, the same night that took her mother’s life, revealed that she was a little more abnormal than she originally thought. She was born with…[Read more]

@kate-flournoy Ah, yes, here we go! This is like the summary you’d find on the back of the book, so I’m sorry if it seems a little cheesy/cliche.

Ashlyn Green’s life changed in a single night. That night, the same night that took her mother’s life, revealed that she was a little more abnormal than she originally thought. She was born with…[Read more]

@kate-flournoy Ah, yes, here we go! This is like the summary you’d find on the back of the book, so I’m sorry if it seems a little cheesy/cliche.

Ashlyn Green’s life changed in a single night. That night, the same night that took her mother’s life, revealed that she was a little more abnormal than she originally thought. She was born with…[Read more]

@kate-flournoy It’s never too late! It’s also nice to see another Texan. Around what area do you live, if I may ask? That is, of course, assuming you still live here.

As for my book, I think that the best explanation I can give is in my reply to Rolena, unless I actually sat down and explained the plot…

Actually, hang on, let me go grab my…[Read more]

@rolena-hatfield There are other reflections of their powers as well, in both appearance and personality.

And hello, ENFP! As my mirror function, your type has quite the compatibility with me! A lot of craziness goes down when an ENFP and INFJ are in the same room, trust me. I have like three ENFP friends, along with my sister. Part of that it…[Read more]

@his-instrument I’ve also used roots before, although not for character names! That’s actually a really intriguing idea, now that I think about it…

My main use of word roots is for places or things. A fantasy novel that I have the main idea of the plot for already is a good example. I used roots to make up the cities, countries, races, and in…[Read more]

@daeus Why hello, fellow xNFJ! Even if you aren’t an ENFJ, our types do have their similarities, such as the many jokes of, “I have a cold, but I have three xNFJs with me, so I’m good!”, or other similar things! My MC is also an INFJ, although that’s partially because she’s based off of me. My sister, who is like my best friend, is an ENFP, which,…[Read more]

@ethryndal It certainly does “sound good”! No, I didn’t draw it, although I wish I did! I have a bird of the same species, so that’s why I like it/used it.

@daeus You don’t happen to be the same Daeus from the lovely YWW, do you? As for my personality type, I happen to be deeply fascinated with and passionate about the psychology of MBTI. I’m an INFJ who is always open to deep discussion on the types and cognitive functions. What about you?

@rolena-hatfield A lot of their incidents are different, as…[Read more]

@dragon-snapper Thanks for the compliment! Arella isn’t my actual name, although I adore it. Arella Noreen is my pen name. Arella means messenger from God, and Noreen means light, and that’s what I hope to be as an author.

Anytime you want to discuss either genre, let me know!

@rolena-hatfield Thanks! At the moment, I’ve recently finished the first draft of my sci-fi (-ish?) novel. It’s basically a superhero novel, which is why I’m not sure what genre to call it. Some people say sci-fi, other say…something else. Oh well. Anyways, it’s about a girl who discovers she has superpowers after getting into a bad wreck that…[Read more]