Thanks for linking my stuff 
I’m primarily a fantasy writer. I can get away with romance, but to be honest, I do my best work when I can extract parts of our society and create a whole new imaginary world. My imagination is wild!
I’ve written:
- The Queen of Freaks
- Much Ado About Anabelle
- The Good Witch
(All of which need a serious revamp because I’ve improved 100x as a writer and I hate the first chapters, especially of QofF)
I’m also writing The Darkest Heart on Chapters and The Queen of Freaks and When I’m Gone on Wattpad.
Again, fantasy! But also sci-fi, dystopian and gothic. I have a soft spot for horror, too. As you can probably tell, I’m not a big fan of modern-day realism 
I’ve been writing since I was a little girl! When I was 6, we did a occupations class at school and I said I wanted to be an author because the word sounded nice xD But then I actually started writing stories and I found it’s a great way to escape real life. So that’s 15 years of writing!
In terms of The Queen of Freaks, it was an amalgamation of different ideas over time that just erupted into my brainchild
Definitely! I have loads of stories that I keep to myself or release under a pseudonym on other sites because I don’t want them to garner attention. The ones I release under the name ‘ShanniiWrites’ and to the public? I would love all kinds of attention apart from hate. Criticism, discussion. I’m not ashamed to say it would be nice if my story was popular, but I’m happy working to get there. If people don’t think my story is good enough yet, I’ll just keep on working on it until it’s worthy of popularity.
I’m a Christian and I’m rather left-wing with my politics. I guess my stories are, subconsciously, challenging the notions of extreme far-right ideology like racism etc. Of course, my work is full of Christian imagery, but neither of those things are deliberate. Other than that, I just want people to see my characters as human and empathise with people from all walks of life. And have fun! I’m not trying to be preachy! I’d rather have the kind of story that you can enjoy at face-value even if it has deeper messages. I don’t want to seem like I’m writing an Aesop’s Fable!