Wome Brunet

I write stories that come from moments I notice in daily life. I like quiet scenes, sharp thoughts, and characters who feel real. I keep my writing plain and direct because it helps me stay close to the emotion of the story. I began writing when I was young, filling pages without thinking about where it would lead. Over time it became the one place where I feel most at ease. My books grow from small ideas that stay in my mind until I shape them into full stories. When I’m not writing, I read, watch people, and collect ideas from simple routines. I try to write in a way that stays honest and leaves a mark on anyone who reads my work.