Writer of Grey Boy, a story born from my own journey of identity and connection. I explore the spaces between labels, love, and friendship-where truth and nuance live. When I'm not writing, I'm editing YouTube and finding creative ways to express my experiences.

J. Solace survives off coffee (like every other teen in this generation), emotional damage, and the constant need to create. They've made four mangas, submitted them to the SMA, and still somehow have the energy to write novels. 
Their stories are for the kids who flinch when called brave, laugh when they're scared, and draw stars on their best friend's hand in detention. They believe visibility is a mirror you didn't ask for-and survival is a kind of art. 
When not writing, J. Solace can be found:
Chugging monster energy like water 
Drawing manga 
Making content
Eating toasted bagels with mixed berry cream cheese 
Writing song compositions for piano
Avoiding eye contact like it's a sport
Laying on floors 
Checking appearance in every mirror they come across
Staring out windows