Introduction

 Why, hello there!

My name is Naomi Morgan, lovely to meet you all. I am a writer, collector of "grandma hobbies" (knitting, canning, candle making, and the like), and most importantly, I am a Christian. On this blog, I share snippets of where I am in my writing journey, encouraging stories, and biblical truths.


Current Writing Projects

My current project is called Project: Emergence, and is a superhero novel about six individuals who escape from the government facility where they were raised and attempt to live freely. But there's more to freedom than you might think, and the government will stop at nothing to get them back.

Full of found family, sweet relationships, medically accurate treatment of injuries, and more! Project: Emergence is currently on its third draft. 


Other Stuff?

In 2021 I was the first ever winner of the NoQuWriCo challenge with my first draft of Project: Emergence.
 
I enjoy traveling and have been to five different countries.
 
My Instagram is @author.naomi.morgan  and I do my best to post there at least twice a week with behind the scenes.
 
In addition to writing, I also play Dungeons and Dragons and am working on writing a campaign to play with my friends

Well, that's it for the introduction! Comment below a fun fact about yourself so we can become friends!

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