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Kait
/kAyt (kAte)/
noun
1. A possible type of human. Often thinks about food, her next hobby, and dachshunds in sweater vests. Enjoys car singing, jalapenos, and dresses.
2. An independently published author, an artist of the self taught variety, a part time feminist, and a full time princess.
3. A book blogger and a social media addict, if you want to talk to her, just check out the contact tab. She only occasionally bites. And you'd enjoy it if she did. Promise.
Bio
My name is Kait and I'm the author of The Reviled, the first book in the Grim's Soldiers series. I am also an amateur artist.
I was born and raised in an itty bitty town in north-eastern Utah. I developed a deeply set love for art, writing, and books at a young age. I came up with long, over the top stories for my paintings and drawings long before I even knew what writing was.
The likes of J.K. Rowling, George R. R. Martin, Neil Shusterman, Brandon Mull, Edgar Allen Poe, Lewis Carroll, and piles and piles of harlequin romance novels helped turn me into the writer I am today. They inspired my work, improved my technique, and taught me how to tell stories.
I am now working towards becoming a full time author, blogger, and artist, as well as the supreme general of an army of sweater wearing dachshunds that will likely one day take over the world with their adorableness.
I hope to one day have a library as impressive as January's.
My name is Kait and I'm the author of The Reviled, the first book in the Grim's Soldiers series. I am also an amateur artist.
I was born and raised in an itty bitty town in north-eastern Utah. I developed a deeply set love for art, writing, and books at a young age. I came up with long, over the top stories for my paintings and drawings long before I even knew what writing was.
The likes of J.K. Rowling, George R. R. Martin, Neil Shusterman, Brandon Mull, Edgar Allen Poe, Lewis Carroll, and piles and piles of harlequin romance novels helped turn me into the writer I am today. They inspired my work, improved my technique, and taught me how to tell stories.
I am now working towards becoming a full time author, blogger, and artist, as well as the supreme general of an army of sweater wearing dachshunds that will likely one day take over the world with their adorableness.
I hope to one day have a library as impressive as January's.
