Marianya has been writing in a variety of avenues for the past decade and a half. Dappling in fanfiction and poetry before continuing on to original fiction prose, journalism, and script writing.
Some aspects of her writing could be found in a variety of places, including:
Like a Dream: An online role playing group that continues the events since the end of the cartoon Jem and the Holograms in December of 2003. (Now defunct)
Currents: An online web drama set in fictional Hope’s Cove, FL in early 2004 with the series going on hiatus since January 2008.
Aunt Eppy at the EpiGuide: is a tongue-in-cheek advice columnist from the south with a love of listening to other people’s dramas and telling it like it is. Aunt Eppy only appeared in the following EpiGuide newsletters: April 2005, May 2005, June 2005, July 2005, and Sept 2005.
The Movie Spoiler: an online repository of synopsis for every movie released in theaters
August Rush (2007) and 2012 (2009)
Pure TV Network aka PureTVNet: In April 2010, she was a co-blogger for the online blogs:
– Pure So You Think You Can Dance aka PureSYTYCD
– Pure America’s Got Talent
– Pure Dancing with the Stars aka PureDWTS
Seeing a kind of stagnation with her personal website, she decided to revamp it completely and turn it into an online weblog as a source of sharing thoughts, ideas, opinions and anything else that happen to come across her mind. Some of her reviews have been mentioned, particularly those of the Parasol Protectorate series by Gail Carriger in regards to the audiobooks for: Soulless, Changeless and Blameless as well as the paperback versions of Heartless and Timeless.
For most of the 2010s, the writing well stagnated and she has found herself into theatre between working backstage and onstage as time allows even going so far as to dapple with directing.
During the start of the 2020s, the writing well has flourished and she finds herself in a variety of writing projects… perhaps one day you will see them live in front of your eyes, if you aren’t asked to partake in them first.