Eliza Serena Robinson is an author and blogger, based in Glasgow, Scotland. Eliza published her debut novels at the age of 14, and is currently preparing to release updated editions of these novels, the first of which will come out in 2019. When Eliza isn’t writing, she can be found studying, travelling, improvising, or daydreaming about running away to Estonia.
Be Sociable, Share! Tweet As I begin writing this, it’s 23:17 on the last day of November. When you read it, a new month will have begun. A new beginning, perhaps. Or four weeks to look back and reflect on the year that has past, to cremate the wounds we hold close, and scatter their…
Be Sociable, Share! Tweet In improvised theatre, there is a game called “More Specific”, where at any point the audience can call out “more specific!”, and the performers have to repeat what they’ve just said in greater detail. The specificity is usually played for humour. Even in other improv games, both comedy and narrative rely…
Be Sociable, Share! Tweet It’s almost 9pm as I write this, and the full moon in Gemini shines bright in the dark sky. I should be studying, or sleeping, but instead I am reading a blog I wrote in March this year, and thinking about how much I have changed since then. The blog is…
Be Sociable, Share! Tweet I write novels about angry women. I write about women who start revolutions in the name of revenge, women who fight for their family, fight for their friends, fight for their freedom. In spite of the angry women I’ve written, and the angry women I’ve read about, I am not an…
Be Sociable, Share! Tweet My laptop crashed tonight. I’m writing this blog on it, so obviously it wasn’t fatal. But it took an hour to reboot, and kept coming up with error messages. I spent the first half of that hour hoping it would sort itself out, and the second half scrambling about on my…
Be Sociable, Share! Tweet If I had to pinpoint my defining trait, I would say it’s my compulsion to find meaning in everything, I place my faith in signs and symbols, searching for a pattern to cling onto. A lesson I’ve learnt this year is that just because something has meaning, it doesn’t mean it…
Be Sociable, Share! Tweet Since I was fourteen years old, I have loved dystopian post-apocalyptic novels. I love reading them, and I love writing them, but I sure as hell don’t want to live in one. There is a reason why Disney and Harry Potter have theme parks, and The Hunger Games doesn’t: people don’t…
