Sylviana Reed

@sylvianareed.bsky.social

Fantasy/Sci-Fi Author and all around nerd. Lover of heavy metal. Geeky references abound. 🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍⚧️❤️

Don’t worry y’all, I’m still writing. Between work and my personal life, I don’t get a lot of time to put words down on the page, but I will say that I’m currently working on a complete ground-up overhaul of my royal road story: INT is my Dump Stat, so stay tuned!

Hey all, something fun I wanted to share is that I’m currently working on getting an audiobook produced for the first book in the Sabbatical series that I had published at the beginning of this year. Expect it sometime in 2026! I’m also still writing, just keeping things under wraps.

Hello! And sorry for the radio silence, I’ve been hard at work writing INT is my Dump Stat. I have gone back and rewritten the original chapters in preparation for a relaunch the next couple of weeks on Royal Road. I’ve also crossed the 100k word mark! Stay tuned!

Finally moving ahead with content beyond what was posted originally on Royal Road. Lots of time spent editing and rewriting, and life has gotten in a the way so it’s slow going. But I look forward to what’s next for Aerisyl!

Sorry for the radio silence the past couple of days. Been sick. Mental health kinda tanked too. Still writing, though. This kinda story is one that is just so much fun to write. I absolutely love Aerisyl and her adventures!

One of my goals for the month of September is to really get a rhythm and stride going to where I can get ahead of my release schedule and actually offer advance chapters in addition to the 🔥🌶️😚 stuff on Patreon.

Working on chapter 10. Hope to get it done and out in the next couple of days. I’ve got an opportunity to really crank things out this week, so I’m going to take full advantage of that. Really try to build on the momentum and get me into the top 10 of rising stars on #royalroad!

I got a wave of new followers after posting on Reddit, as well as a number of new Patreon subscribers. Your support and interest really mean the world to me, and it’s the first time I’ve felt really any pride in my work for a long time.