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Hello, My name is Stephanie Similien. I am a Haitian-American blogger living in the Sunshine state.  I like letter writing, reading folktales, speculative fiction, Afrofuturism, and romance novels. I’m a movie buff too. My guilty pleasures are creating t-shirt designs and making minimalist movie posters. I am a student of the world, forever learning and sharing the wealth. Please bear with me as I figure out how to navigate this platform and the rest of the world too.  

My Favorite Book and Film

 My favorite book is Cheaters by Eric Jerome Dickey. 

Fav movie: Vampire in Brooklyn will forever be my favorite film. It’s a campy horror film from 1995 starring Eddie Murphy and Angela Bassett. It’s funnier than it is scary. 

My Life Today 

The people closest to me would say: I am on a journey to self-discovery.

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