Calculative people have creative hobbies. As they often sit at a desk making logical decisions based on calculations, they find it relieving to delve into creative work. It is not just a mere hobby but a need for them to relax their mind through the freedom of creative thinking.
Creativity is their outlet to vent out all the stress and fatigue of the day. Some may say creativity is more tiring, but the people passionate about it say otherwise. One such example of a logical professional and creative hobbyist is the author of a new novelYou’re Mine.
Cindy Santiago is an accountant by day and creative by night. She enjoys fictional novel writing, and her work showcases her passion for fictional storytelling. Creating worlds that harbor unique stories is the author’s way of relaxing her racing mind after a long work day. After work, if she is not watching Marvel movies or hockey games, she is at her desk working on her next work of fictional literature.
With a busy day job and a family of five (the author, 2 daughters, a dog, and a cat), the night is the only time she can relish her writing passion. As a coincidence, fairy tales and nightmares excite Santiago the most. She enjoys writing about fairies, werewolves, vampires, and other creatures of the night and folklore.
However, she dislikes using the typical Good vs Evil narrative style. She never uses it as the prime focus of her narrative. Instead, she prefers a more personal approach. She believes in making the reader feel invested in the story. To do so, combines the reader’s emotions with her protagonists, and her latest work reflects her intentions. As the protagonist feels curiosity about the story, her protagonist is also curious to know more about her origins.
Even though her latest story is not something anyone can relate to. It is extraordinary and supernatural. However, her strategy of creating emotional parallelism between the reader and the protagonist makes it relatable. Her strategy makes the reader feel similarities between themselves and the protagonist, as if they both are hurt, alone, and searching for answers. Her approach gives readers a story they wish to follow. Giving them a feeling of being the protagonist’s companion and not just an observer.
This way, her calculative experience supports her creative pursuits. It helps her plan the story and leave small nuggets that excite the protagonist, reflecting the reader’s reaction to such situations. Her approach gives readers a story they wish to follow. It gives them the feeling of being the protagonist’s companion, not just an observer.
Conclusion
The creativity and planning of any story showcase the author’s prowess, and it’s the same for Cindy Santiago. In this story, the author plans every scenario to create a parallel emotion between the readers and the protagonist. This way, he adds relatability to a supernatural fiction story. Most people may not find such stories relatable without her style or writing, but Santiago made it work.
Cindy Santiago’s work has a lot more exciting aspects to explore. You don’t want to miss the author’s origin and motivation. Get a copy of You’re Mine today!