Eva Alton
Author | Romantic fantasy, magical comedies, and unexpected love stories
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I Took a Photo in the Exact Same Spot as a Book Character (opens the original)
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Last night, I started sorting through the photos on my phone, planning to print a few.We used to say we were going to “develop” photos instead of “print” them, which was much more romantic and involved enlargers and strange-smelling chemicals. My father had a darkroom at home. I can still remember the smell of the photos drying and the red light in that little room…But I’m getting sidetracked. The point is, I still put printed photos into albums from time to time. Besides, years ago, I lost a ha
Who Was “The Purple Lady”? (opens the original)
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Fall begins today, and with it, witch season.Finally! For a few weeks, we can stop pretending.No one will look at us strangely if we buy black candles, walk around in pointy hats, or have a house full of cobwebs. Not at all. They’ll assume it’s decoration... and instead of dusting, we’ll have more time to make moon water or talk to the cat.People will think we’re wearing costumes, when really we’ll just be taking advantage of these few weeks to show our true selves.Because in life, most of the t
I Was Invited to Dinner with a Vampire (opens the original)
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The other day, I was invited to a very fancy dinner at one of those restaurants that even has valet parking.That alone should give you some idea of how far I was from my natural habitat. In case we haven’t met yet, my natural habitat is that of a forest witch: moss, dusty books, cat hair, and tarot cards everywhere.But, through one of those strange twists of life, I ended up at that dinner with five other people.We were taken to a beautiful restaurant in a very upscale coastal area, with spectac
I only saw HALF the Eclipse... (opens the original)
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Yesterday, one of those things happened that we’ll probably remember for many years to come.If you were in the path where you could see the solar eclipse on August 12, maybe twenty years from now you’ll still be asking people:“Where were you on the day of the eclipse?”Because it was incredible!Ever since I first learned about eclipses as a child, I always thought I’d love to see a total solar eclipse someday. But of course, back then people would tell you, “Well, there’ll be one in Spain in twen
Two Reading Marathons to Survive August (opens the original)
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Last weekend was so unbearably hot that we decided to surrender and take a day off from writing.Picture the scene: curtains closed, fans running at full speed... and a Netflix marathon.We watched the new documentary series about Pompeii and absolutely loved it. It doesn’t just tell the story of the eruption-it tells the stories of the real people who lived there: who they were, what their lives were like before everything changed forever, and whether they managed to escape... or not.And there’s
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