WELCOME
"In the womb of imagination
Insipid ideas meet creativity.
A rendering of mind and heart and beauty."
~LaShane
You've made it to my corner of the web where everything I write likes to gather. I write books, poetry, and short stories.
You can
Buy my books.
Read my poetry.
Drop me a line.
You can even find me meandering around social media, though I rarely stay there too long.
I am so happy you’ve come along on my journey.
Hang on, it’s going to get deep.
- LaShane
Where all the newness lives.
I can't believe it's April 2024 already! Here are a few things that have been happening this year. It seems to be speeding past without our consent, doesn't it? In lieu of this here are a few things that happened at the end of 2023 as well!
Book two in the Go Ask LaShane Poetry Collection is now available at Amazon!
If you love poetry that captures the raw essence of the human experience, you will love Go Ask LaShane Vol 2 My Human Experience.
“Through one’s poems we get a glimpse into the very soul of the artist;
an intimate view into what drives them and makes them special.”
-LaShane
Coming soon to Barnes and Noble, iBooks, and Google Play.
The Pain Eater: A Sadie Reed Story TRAILER!!
created by the very talented @sami_arnett .
I am so in awe of how it came out!
For an immersive experience listen with headphones.
I was interviewed by Bold Journey Magazine on the ever debilitating imposter syndrome! There are a few stories regarding imposter syndrome.
My take:
"...imposter syndrome is an innate part of being a creator—it’s not something you overcome. Instead I learned to ride the wave.
I took a different approach and turned its negative connotation around. Now I see it as humbling, and when it hits, I use that time to learn and grow."
READ FULL INTERVIEW ->
Where all the newness lives.
I can't believe it's April 2024 already! Here are a few things that have been happening this year. It seems to be speeding past without our consent, doesn't it? In lieu of this here are a few things that happened at the end of 2023 as well!
Book two in the Go Ask LaShane Poetry Collection is now available at Amazon!
If you love poetry that captures the raw essence of the human experience, you will love
Go Ask LaShane Vol 2 My Human Experience.
“through one’s poems we get a glimpse into the very soul of the artist;
an intimate view into what drives them and makes them special.”
-LaShane
Coming soon to Barnes and Noble, iBooks, and Google Play.
The Pain Eater: A Sadie Reed Story TRAILER!!
For an immersive experience listen with headphones.
I was interviewed by Bold Journey Magazine on the ever debilitating imposter syndrome! There are a few stories regarding imposter syndrome.
My take:
"...imposter syndrome is an innate part of being a creator—it’s not something you overcome. Instead I learned to ride the wave.
I took a different approach and turned its negative connotation around. Now I see it as humbling, and when it hits, I use that time to learn and grow."
READ FULL INTERVIEW ->
Where the links to my books, my features, my podcast interviews, and my author spotlights live.
Where my books, my features, my podcast interviews, and my author spotlights live.
I love to write and create.
I fell in love with reading and writing when I was a little girl. Up until the sixth grade I thought authors were as mysterious and mythical as some of the creatures I read about in books. It wasn’t until my brother’s best friend stood in my living room reciting his poetry to my Mom that I realized writers were people.
REAL people who turned their thoughts and their imagination into written works of art.
THAT DAY CHANGED MY LIFE..
What wonderful worlds we create when we put pen to paper, or fingers to keys. The somber and the bright. The ugly and the nice. Delicately we weave the lives of our characters into the wonder of worlds far and near.
What wonderful amalgamations of the imagination.
~LaShane
I love to write, and create.
I fell in love with reading and writing when I was a little girl. Up until the sixth grade I thought authors were as mysterious and mythical as some of the creatures I read about in books. It wasn’t until my brother’s best friend stood in my living room reciting his poetry to my Mom that I realized writers were people.
REAL people who turned their thoughts and their imagination into written works of art.
THAT DAY CHANGED MY LIFE..
What wonderful worlds we create when we put pen to paper, or fingers to keys. The somber and the bright. The ugly and the nice. Delicately we weave the lives of our characters into the wonder of worlds far and near.
What wonderful amalgamations of the imagination.
~LaShane
