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About Me

When I was in high school, I had a blog titled "Constellations," and this blog is based off of that one. It is specifically for poetry.

I am an aspiring author and poet, living with my husband and our fish in a two-bedroom apartment. I attend Brigham Young University, studying English, and hope to finish soon. My parents joke that I came out of the womb knowing how to read! I don't know how true that is, but I do know that stories are my passion, and that I'd rather read than do almost anything else. I have three sisters and one brother, not counting any in-laws, of which there are at least twice as many, and they feel just like siblings to me.

To contact me, either leave a comment on the blog, or email erinluvsbooks@gmail.com

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