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Leaning Into the Witchy Vibe: Why I’m Embracing Magic in My Author Brand

If you’ve been poking around my Melissa Bourbon Pinterest account or website lately, you might’ve picked up on something new—something a little… witchier. A few more magical pins. Some folklore-inspired content. A definite shift toward that cozy, mystical vibe. Yep. It’s intentional. And honestly, it feels exactly right. Magic has always been a part of my storytelling. From the legacy of bibliomancy in the Book Magic Mysteries to the ancestral

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Witches, Mystics, and Women of Power

Witches, mystics, bibliomancers, and everyday women of power are the best kinds of heroines to write. They all have a spark of something more, which is what I love about writing them. I’ve always believed that magic can be quiet. You might be asking what that actually means. To me, it means that it doesn’t have to be dramatic spells or wand-waving (although I do have the dramatic spells and

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