Welcome…

Kaiberie.com used to be Kai’s blog. It used to be her *personal* blog, and is now still a blog, but it’s primarily a portfolio site.

Latest news – archived here.

Under my pen name, Sabrann Curach, I’ve been published in a brand new zombie anthology, Dead Worlds.
Check out my ‘writing as…’ ‘Sabrann Curach’, my Biblography (under Writing), and my ‘new releases’.

Hi there!
Thanks for visiting Kaiberie.com today. Up until the end of 2008, Kaiberie.com was my no holds barred personal blog. I wrote about everything here, and most of it was cross-posted to my livejournal. In 2009, I decided that to get serious about my future, I needed to relegate my past to a less open view – and gain new perspective. Kaiberie.com became a quazi-professional blog, which has now moved to workbacktonow . Easter of 2009, I decided I needed a portfolio spot to talk about my writing, on off love affair with PHP, photography, University and more. I don’t talk about my family much here, but they are an integral part of my life.
Kaiberie.com isn’t everything there is to know about me, but it comes close. I am a dual personality in many ways – being both creative and a logical coder, passionate and able to write academic papers that outline both sides of an argument. I’m an evangelist – both for new tech and views about mental health, and survive with bipolar disorder and a minor brain injury.
I believe in serving those I write for, and if that person is me, I believe in authentic voice and unflinching compromise, much the same as my photography views.
Behind and in front of a couple of dozen blogs online, I love to guest post and share my knowledge wherever I can – paying it forward is my mantra, and I live to serve the communities that support me. There is still a blog here too, but it’s more geared towards opinons and writing that doesn’t fit elsewhere, or needs repeated in different places. My (writing about) writing blog lives at Workbacktonow and my Photography one at Spirit-tome .
I hope you enjoy exploring, whether your interest is in my writing and pen names, or my experience as a blogger and blogging coach, as a photographer, or a University student.