Rachel

Throughout my years of writing, I've learned to not be afraid to try all of the genres out there. Mixture of genres helps me expand my imagination, and create more unique writing.

Humor: Helps heal the heart. Gives you a moment to forget about the bad, and only the good times.

Horror: Gives you a taste of having your palms sweat, heart beat a thousand times a minute, fear pulsing through your veins, and the thrill of just being scared itself. It's not a bad thing to get scared, it's just another emotion inside you.

Fantasy: Takes you to a world you never thought was possible. Gets your mind curious of the world. Tricks you on what's real and what's not. Gives you a taste of freedom.

Fiction: You can call it fake, but the scenarios seem real, and you can relate to a lot of it. It's makes you wonder if life can be like that, unknowing that it's a fantasy, or a reality. Maybe it just can be both.

Nonfiction: Gives you a reality check. Things can happen, even if they seem impossible. Makes you believe you have a chance in the world.

Mystery: Gets you thinking. Gets the curious side of you exposed. You will become shocked, thrilled, and anxious.

Erotic: A fantasy that you think you shouldn't have, but still have anyhow. Gets you curious of the other sex, or the same sex gender. Nothing to be ashamed of, it's just a story, right?

Romance: Let the butterflies flutter, palms sweat, heart race, cause you're reading someone else love story. You don't have to be a love expert to know how it feels when someone's in love. It's all in the books.

Science Fiction: No need to be called a nerd to read this, it's just all about future, and all that. Makes you wonder how it's like to live in the future. Is it there, or not? Makes us believe in what the future can become.

Journal: Getting to know someone's mind helps you get to know yours. It makes you think what you would do in that character's situation. Also, gets you attached to the character who grew to love, or hate.