
Amanda Aine Jean
With a BA in English with a concentration in Writing, a Master of Letters in Publishing Studies, and a Master of Science in Psychological Studies, writing clearly isn’t her only passion, though it is her first. She loves exploring deep themes and ideas in her writing. She enjoys learning and expanding her mind regarding different subjects, which has made her an independent researcher, always hoping to connect different pieces together and solve mysteries. Beyond this, she also creates different content, depending on the platform; she records and edits her own YouTube videos, but also makes various graphics for each of her social media profiles.
In addition to writing stories, novels, and poems, she also creates content for The Scottican, her website on Scotland through American eyes, and for A Spell Aine, where she discusses paganism, spirituality, and tarot.
Areas of interest include:
- Psychologies of masculinity and femininity
- Human sexuality and sexual relationships
- Fantasy genre
- Improving sexual education
- Improving communication
- Paganism and spirituality
- Tarot
- Scotland
This Website
I have several different sections of this website to create space for all the different passions I have. Here’s a brief summary of each of the menu tabs and where they’ll take you.
Writing
Links to writing throughout website. Blog is my own free-writing space. Stories is for sharing creative writing pieces. Masculinity, Femininity, and Relationships tracks my research and writing on these subjects.
A Spell Aine
A separate page on the website, where I will share YouTube videos, graphics, and other pieces I’ve created for my A Spell Aine account, where I primarily discuss paganism, spirituality, and tarot, among other things.
The Scottican
A link that will take you to my website, The Scottican, where I write about all things Scotland—from travel and living abroad tips to stories and Scottish videos on the internet—focusing on an American audience.
Achievements
A page for achievements and accomplishments, which may include publications, different pieces or articles I’ve edited, and others.