M.L. Phoenix has spent her entire life writing—not because it was a hobby, but because it was the only place the truth could breathe. Words were her escape, her weapon, her compass, and ultimately her rebirth. Today, she uses that voice—fueled by dark humor and sharp wit—to speak for the people who were never meant to stay silent.

Beyond the page, Phoenix is driven by a fierce belief that honesty should be the bare minimum in human connection. She advocates for equality, integrity, and accountability—but never for making excuses for subhuman behavior. Her work tears apart the myth that all people deserve equal grace. Deliberate harm of any kind is not a mistake; it’s a choice. And if someone chooses to act like a piece of shit, the only equality they’ve earned is to live with the consequences of the world they created.

Kindness shouldn’t be a decorative word in a dictionary; it should be a non-negotiable way of life.

Animals remain her grounding force—creatures who love without pretense, who embody loyalty, instinct, and authenticity in a world that often forgets how to be humane. They remind her that tenderness exists, that purity and trust still survive beneath the noise.

As the author of the Emotional Homicide Trilogy, Phoenix writes with forensic precision, emotional ferocity, and the kind of dark humor only pure survival can forge. Her books are not softened memoirs or sanitized self-help. They are autopsies—intimate, unfiltered examinations of emotional destruction and the brutal, sacred process of rebuilding a self that was intentionally broken.

Unapologetic and relentless, her mission is simple:
Tell the truth, even when it shakes the room. Call out the rot. Validate the ones who were dismissed. And remind every survivor that their voice is not only allowed—it is necessary.

She does not write to be liked.
She does not write to comfort the comfortable.
She writes for the people who have survived the kind of darkness that forces you to choose: lie down… or ignite a fire.

Light up the sky.