A. Lo’vhenas
[ low – venn – ahss ]
Indie author. World trotter. Latte lover. (Human) being.
A. Lo’vhenas is a being who cherishes overcast skies, handwritten letters, and freshly cooked rice. When she’s not adrift in a fictional world, she might be climbing trees or scouting for imaginative plant-based cafes. Her joys are simple, and she is ever inspired by the art of human existence.
Captivated by words, wanderlust, and quiet world-watching, A’s writing often (un)intentionally drifts toward the abstract, particularly in the creative nonfiction works on her website, Cosmos In A Cup.
Her first novel, Unveiling Etherdyn, is available on Amazon.
Debut novel: Unveiling Etherdyn
A new adult tale with dystopian edge. Journey with Iridian Highdane beyond the veil cast over Etherdyn to uncover the truths of every false smile.
Ideal for readers who enjoy:
- World & future speculation
- Questionable authority figures
- The Hunger Games
- Divergent
SELECTED QUOTES from Unveiling Etherdyn
The earth had slowed its heartbeat. The daytime animals were already asleep, tucked into their burrows for the night. Even the trees yawned, popping their spines in anticipation of rest. A gentle wind whispered kind reassurances. These were acceptable conditions. The twig must have been trampled by a doe or, as her father liked to jest, the neighborhood gnome.
— Chapter 1, “Test Number One-Hundred Million and One”
My, my, blueberry sky, the Tart Queen taunted. A new set of Questions! I hope you die.
— Chapter 3, “The Alpha of Etherdyn”
The moon was peeping through the thread-like clouds that were racing each other across the sky, playing a celestial game of peek-a-boo. There were wild canines howling in the distance, perhaps in the mountains, and owls were hooting from within the forest, where a split-personality hobo was probably back to drinking rum to soothe his swollen jaw and broken rib. The air had become bitterly cold, and they still had thirty miles to go.
— Chapter 12, “Theo’s Errand”
INFORMAL POEMS
Not all rectangles are squares, and not every author is a poet. (Present company included.) But sometimes inspiration comes like a great boom of thunder. These poems are the napkin-scratch from those moments.
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