ANAIS LUGHE
An eclectic writer who loves strategic characters, symbolism and lush fragrances.
My writing
The importance of olfactory notes
Perfume is an integral part of my storytelling
The use of language(s)
English is actually the 3rd language I learned and has then become my main vehicle for writing fiction
Research, Research, Research
Archaeology, History, Socio-Cultural studies for my main project specifically
Education
Bachelor’s Degree in Political Science, International Relations and Human Rights
Plotter or Pantser?
35% Plotter – 65% Pantser
Why Anais?
Anais Lughe is an imperfect anagram of my first name
Flowers
COMPLETED
BOOK 1 – Peony
- Fiction
- Adult FANTASY
- keywords: dark; high-stakes, political intrigue, subversive; emphasis on contractual law; not for the faint of heart (pun intended)
- olfactory note: the sweet, summery fragrance radiated by windflowers on a mountainous valley, that sprouts timidly soft when bathed by sunrise, gradually intensifies in the afternoon, to then bloom into a heady, voluptuous scent at nightfall.
The inspiration behind this story lies in my personal experience as well as my family’s, especially that of my late grandmother – whom the main character is named after.
why this story?
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