Author: Maya Bairey

April's Pink moon rises over the river, echoing a night of bare skin, banned books, and the courage to tell bold stories.

I joined KBOO’s Once Upon a Time to talk about Painting Celia, how personal storytelling became a tool for healing, and why making art changed everything. Full audio and transcript included.

I’ve been afraid to write a transgender character for years. This Transgender Day of Visibility, I’m finally trying.

Under March's Worm Moon, I nurture new roots and celebrate quiet renewal as worms enrich the soil and plants unfurl, reminding me that growth thrives in unexpected places.

From childhood triumphs to quiet struggles, my most painful moments can shape my stories.

Under February’s Snow Moon, I watch two crows uncover hidden offerings in the snow—a quiet reminder that even in the coldest moments, life finds its way.

How a green-skinned witch revived my muse—and the free prequels I’m giving you.

Writing my second book, missing the spark but moving forward.

Her heart races with each notification, hoping it's him. She's just another username in his chat, yet his fleeting interactions ignite a fire she keeps reaching for.

Writing my second book, I've hit that challenging yet exhilarating phase where the story deepens, doubts arise, and the real magic begins.