Writer of Lucid Myths, Songs for the Glitched, and Stories That Remember What You Forgot

Daive Bailey writes for the ones who never fit the roles they were handed, who remember things they were told never happened, and who still ache for a kind of magic they were taught to outgrow.

His stories live in the liminal ? between bedtime tales and whispered rebellions, between cozy tea and existential unraveling. If you've ever felt like a villain in someone else's narrative, or a hero in the wrong genre, these books might be for you.

A lifelong lover of fairytales and systems, Daive grew up both enchanted and afraid ? drawn to magic, but warned against it. He now writes at the edge of that tension, where imagination and exile meet.

In his world, songs carry memory, sigils mark the unseen, and no one is too broken or weird or late to be remembered rightly.

When he's not writing lucid pulp sagas or weaving anti-rituals for those who hate rituals, he's helping real estate agents stand out with powerful images and messages. He lives somewhere between the rings, surrounded by tea cups, unfinished ideas, and stories waiting to be remembered.