Who is Jay Phoenix?
A splash of colour, a dot of ink, and a cluttered mind.
She's a YA author focused on creating relatable fiction for a generation that wants to see themselves reflected in the literature they consume.
Latest Chapters and Posts
TV Review | Mythic Quest
We're talking about the world of Girls, Guys, and Gaming. Definitely one of the funniest workplace comedies I've seen in the last few years. Combines so many of my interests in one ridiculous place. Gaming is one of those industries that outsiders don't seem to understand but is becoming more and more commonplace in the…
17th Jan 2023 7th Jan 2023
TV Review | Dollface
The millennial lifestyle is becoming a more and more popular trend in our media, but does any show really capture what it's like to be our generation? Probably not, but Dollface is still a fun series to enjoy someone else's suffering for a while.
Anime Review | Naruto
16th Dec 2021 16th Dec 2021
Fangirl Follies
Follow Jayden Phoenix on YouTube for Fandom and Mental Health vlog essays.
Sean Montes, online handle Kalidoscope, lives half his life online where he's made friends, and even gathered a family. One day, the cruelty of reality comes crashing into his safe space in the digital realm, and he's faced with new choices. But not all surprises are bad, right?
Join Sean and the Fission Chips guild as they traverse the perils of their online fantasy world when one reality bleeds into the other.
I'm Jay Phoenix, and I'm a Canadian YA writer and Pop Culture/Mental Health vlogger. I recently graduated from University, and the world is a bit weird and wacky right now. I need time to create.
All I've ever wanted to do is help people. Most would ask how I expect to do that with a degree in Creative Writing and Asian Studies, but the world needs to hear what I have to say.
The world is beautiful and diverse, and that needs to be reflected in our fiction. Growing up, all I ever wanted to see was myself reflected in the books I read and the TV I watched. I never did, and neither do millions of others across the world.
It's series like Percy Jackson and the Olympians, and the Raven Cycle that inspire me. Young adults with learning disabilities. Young adults that struggle with mental illness. Young adults that are gay, asexual, trans, Black, Hispanic, or Aboriginal.
So here's the problem I face. I can't create content that matters for young people while working a full-time job. Writing and creating is a full-time career of its own. I want to finish writing my epic YA Sci-fi series that I started 3 years ago, edit the pilot of a YA TV series I'd like to see created, and continue to make content for those who seek acceptance or an escape, but I've never had the time to finish because of the daily struggle to pay the bills and eat.
Please help me change the world.