Emilia Thornrose

Emilia Thonrose was born in December of the year 2000 in southeastern Kentucky. She grew up
with a love of romance and fantasy. She began writing at thirteen and never looked back. She has
written “Hope” in The Carnation Collection, and “The Imposters Game” in Tenpenny Dreadfuls:
Tales as Hard as Nails. She is also the author of “There’s This Girl”. Her work is an extension of
herself and serves the purpose of connection, to resonate with others. Everyone knows the
feeling of being alone, misunderstood, or unappreciated. Emilia’s work talks about the good days
and the bad to remind readers they aren’t alone and that no matter where they come from, they’re
seen and they matter.

There’s This Girl

PURCHASE HERE

“Everyone has a voice and things to say and they should. So, here’s mine, loud and clear.”

There’s This Girl is a poetry collection that delves into the author’s mind. It speaks the real, raw, and uncut feelings of a girl too afraid to speak up in her youth. It dives into all of her joy and pain, the loss and the love, to give readers the knowledge that they are not alone in their emotions nor wrong for feeling them. You have a mind, a heart, a voice, and no one can take these things away from you.

This book goes out to all those who were forgotten, neglected, and misunderstood.

Learning to Rise

“For if you have ever had something to say
but swallowed it instead.”

Learning to Rise is a book of poetry that focuses on healing through the author’s unsent letters, filled with real, raw emotions. From family, to friends, to lovers, you get to see the author let go, grow, and choose love again.

Through pain and love, this book emphasizes the importance of saying how you feel while you still can.