Rainy Days & Haunted Pages: Finding Inspiration in the Storm There’s something about the rain. I’m inspired by the way it taps against windows like ghostly fingers. The mist swirls over roads and streets. It feels like an invitation, calling forth shadows and secrets. For a writer, rainy days aren’t just weather. They’re a chance to slip between worlds, where flickering gaslight and haunted carnivals await. In that rain-soaked world, stories rise. Harlequinade: The Carnival You Can’t Escape Some stories linger past the final page. They settle in the bones, turning over in the mind like a ghost that refuses to rest. My upcoming book release, Harlequinade, is one of…