✨ The reader holds true magic✨
This time, a slightly longer post…
As I continue writing the sequel to the Magia Trilogy — The Seer of Kischmet — I’ve been thinking a lot about the structure of Magia…
How is it built? What is it made of? How does it really work?
What can a Magisto do? And what is the role of a Keeper?
And while I write, I find myself thinking of you — the reader.
“My mother once told me: write in service of the reader, not yourself.”
A good piece of advice. One I return to often.
Another, equally important: Write the book you yourself would want to read.
But I digress.
Because sometimes I wonder:
Are you, as readers, aware of your own magical powers?
Sometimes, as an author, I suddenly get a personal message.
Not public. No likes, stars or hashtags.
Just a few lines that truly touch me:
“I didn’t see that ending coming.”
“Thank you for the reading experience.”
“I can’t wait for the sequel.”
And then I remember: this is why I write.
For the journey you take from your own chair — into a world I created.
To escape real life for a while. To just let go for a moment.
But also… for the recognition — something I, too, deeply cherish as a writer and a human being.
It’s that moment of connection between author and reader.
Yes, know this…
You hold magic, too.
When you share a book.
Write a review.
Leave a rating on Amazon or Kindle.
Or tag and share, right here on Instagram.
Then you move something.
You make things visible.
You say: this story deserves to be seen.
You scatter magic and help a dream come true.
So, dear reader…
If you’ve read a truly wonderful book — something you genuinely enjoyed or believe others might love too — share that experience. Talk about the book. Tag the author — and of course: send that personal message.
Because those remain little treasures… ✨
🖤 The magic is yours.
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