Art is often a bridge between the tangible and the intangible. For many, it becomes a form of spiritual practice—a way to connect with something greater than oneself.

What are two of your favorite books? The Mists of Avalon by Marion Zimmer Bradley is my favorite novel. I love the magic because I don’t have to suspend my disbelief, and I enjoy King Arthur stories. Also, The Celestine Prophecy by James Redfield is an amazing true story. The spirituality he experienced and wrote about then, described in ancient scrolls, is still alive now, and growing. What is the first novel you ever read cover to cover in one sitting? The Bridges of Madiso

Welcome to another edition of Twilight Letters. Let’s dive deep into the world of Celia Blake. Join me on this enchanting journey. Celia Blake is known for her ability to transport readers to other worlds and ignite their imaginations. Her writing is like a portal, allowing us to escape the mundane and venture into realms filled with magic, mystery, and wonder. She creates vivid and relatable characters. Whether it’s a brave heroine on a quest for justice or a child discoveri

It’s such a delight to choose (or admire) cover art for stories and novels. Some authors design their own, while others collaborate with photographers or professionals for that perfect visual hook. One that stands out to me as especially lovely is on Celia Blake's short story Exposed. She received kind permission to use this stunning underwater photograph of an octopus by Enrico Somogyi.