I'm Bella Claire ⭐, and storytelling has always been my superpower, even when the words refused to flow from pen to paper. My mind works differently – beautifully, chaotically differently. Living with dyslexia, dysgraphia, ASD, ADHD, schizophrenia, and an eating disorder has shaped not just how I write, but how I see the world. Each of these parts of me adds a unique lens to my storytelling, turning what some might see as obstacles into the very things that make my stories uniquely mine.

At sixteen, someone told me to stick to drawing because my writing wasn't "very good." You know how some words stick with you? Those did. But instead of letting them be the ending, I made them the inciting incident. One picture book, one short story, and one novel later, I think my teenage self would be proud of the author she became.

Now, at thirty, I spend my days in a small city, crafting intricate fiction between sips of bubble tea and occasional cosplay adventures. Technology has become my magical quill, helping me bridge the gap between the stories in my mind and the page. It's funny how the things that once held us back can become our greatest tools.

My first novel "To Wear A Crown Of Shadows" (2024) isn't just a book – it's proof that every voice deserves to be heard, especially when the world says otherwise. Through my writing, I've discovered that storytelling isn't about reaching everyone; it's about touching the right hearts at the right time.

As I continue my journey toward traditional publication, I carry a deeper mission: showing other neurodivergent creators that their stories matter. Because sometimes the most powerful tales are the ones that almost went untold.

Welcome to my world of stories. Pull up a chair, grab your favorite drink, and stay awhile. There's always room for one more dreamer here.

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