The Huma bird, also known as the "bird of paradise" in Persian and South Asian folklore , is more than just a myth. Described as a creature of profound grace, it represents freedom, enlightenment, and the touch of divine blessing. Unlike many legendary creatures that capture human imagination, Huma is a symbol of both hope and transformation, often depicted as a figure whose touch or shadow can bring kingship or enlightenment to anyone lucky enough to encounter it. Stories and beliefs about the Huma bird can be found across Persian, Islamic, and Indian literature, where it emerges as a potent symbol in art, poetry, and tales of ancient spirituality. Origins and Characteristics of Huma Bird Huma bird’s roots lie deep in Persian mythology, dating back to centuries of cultural and religious significance across the Middle East and Asia. Persian literature portrays it as a creature of the heavens, a guardian spirit that never lands on earth, making it elusive and unattainable. Th...
What's Up, Readers!! Welcome to Quills and Pages. I just finished On Wings of Blood arc....and now I am here to write the review. the book is written by Briar Boleyn and Thank you to Netgally and the author for this arc. iSo, let's start the review BLURB I didn't sign up for this. A half-fae in a school of highblood vampires? That's a recipe for torment. I'm Medra Pendragon—last of the dragon riders, or so they tell me. Funny thing is, there are no dragons left. Not a single one. But somehow, that hasn't stopped the vampires from deciding I'm worth capturing. Now I'm stuck at Bloodwing Academy, where the highbloods run everything and blightborn like me? We're just blood in their veins, pawns in their games. But that's not even the worst part. Enter Blake Drakharrow. Cold, arrogant, and way too gorgeous for his own good. He's been tormenting me since the moment we met, and now, thanks to some ancient ritual, we're betrothed. He acts like h...
