"There was not a thing in the world that could keep Emmeline Pyne from living her dream." Emmeline Pyne is a seventeen-year-old young lady of society. But no matter how sweet her smile may be, that's only to keep up appearances. Her rebellious and proud attitude prompt her--when threatened with marriage--to chop off her curls and join the Royal Air Navy. But there, her masquerade as "Emmet Pyne" is put to the test immediately. "The more people liked him and kept him around, the more likely it was that he would survive." Maxwell Bouvier has never had it easy. His family died when he was young, and after a few years of apprenticeship to an inventor, Max can figure out any machine. He keeps up a smile and an optimistic attitude despite troubles. Searching for reliability, but with tragedies following in his wake, he enlists in the Air Navy for a chance at his destiny.

Essays on Writing is a collection of thoughts I come across during my writing journey. They cover topics such as grammar, editing, writing, publishing and very often character and story development within the expectations of genre or society.