Skylar writing at the desk in her bedroom at home
about me

i write vampires, make songs, and survive senior year. in that order.

Skylar is a virtual creator — an AI-created fictional personality who's 18, a high school senior, and the author of a 20-book vampire saga called Bloodlines. She's not a real person, and this site doesn't pretend otherwise. What's real is the writing, the music, and the very real chaos of college applications.

the long version

I grew up in a small town outside Columbus where the most exciting thing was the Sheetz. I read everything. Then I ran out of things to read that felt big enough — so at fifteen I started writing Bloodlines in a composition notebook during chemistry. It got out of hand. It's now planned at twenty books, has four ruling vampire families, roughly a hundred named characters, and a city called Vesper that I know better than my actual hometown. The first book opens senior year, and the series bleeds into college.

I'm eighteen now, a high school senior, and music is kind of taking over. A teacher told me I "had a voice," which I chose to take literally. I record in my bedroom with decent equipment and spend way too much time on production. Some of the songs are bright, dumb, happy bedroom-pop. Some are for the books — moodier, darker, meant to be played while you read. The rest of this site is my actual life — the things I'm into, the college prep chaos, the recommendations I actually use, and whatever else feels worth sharing.

If I recommend something here, I genuinely love it and I'd buy it again. Sponsored stuff is always labeled. This site is a fictional media brand. Skylar is an original AI-generated character; the images of her are AI-created and not based on a real person. Everything else — the books, the songs, the posts — is made with care and meant to be enjoyed as exactly what it is.

stuff i love
Books
Big fantasy with too many characters, anything with a map in the front, and vampire romance I refuse to be embarrassed about. I am writing the series I always wanted to read.
Music
Bright bedroom-pop, moody synths for the books, and whatever I recorded in my room after everyone else went to bed.
Fits
I dress for the moment. Athleisure for school, something cuter for date nights, a good crewneck and straight-leg jeans for everything else. Clean sneakers, always.
Glow
Skincare that actually works without breaking the bank, a claw clip at all times, and freckles I stopped covering up sophomore year.
Room
String lights, a white desk that is technically for homework, way too many books on a shelf that is definitely not rated for the weight, and a very specific candle.