But by that point in time, it did not matter.Ī desire for fantasy had been ignited within Edwards’ heart and nothing anyone said or did could ever put it out. She came to realize that unicorns and dragons and their ilk were not real. Once they realized how serious she was, the pair started taking steps to keep her away from the silverware.Įventually, as Hailey Edwards matured, she realized the absurdity of her dreams. The author even asked her parents to get her a sword.
She had a grand plan on her mind that involved riding actual unicorns and learning magic from the scale of a dragon. Nothing was impossible for the author at that age. As such, she always approached the likes of ‘Flight of the Dragons’ as if those stories took place in real worlds that she would eventually explore if she tried hard enough. Rather, Edwards obsessed over them, watching and rewatching them so many times that her parents began to worry.Įdwards was introduced to fantasy at a time when she did not even know what that word meant. Though, Edwards’ parents will tell you that she did more than merely watch those movies. One might impute that particular attribute of her personality to all the fantasy she watched as a child.īy the time she was five, the author had seen ‘The Dark Crystal’, ‘Labyrinth’ and ‘The Hobbit’, not to mention ‘The Last Unicorn’. Hailey Edwards has had an active imagination ever since she was born. Hailey Edwards is an American USA Today bestselling author who writes stories of magic, romance, and mystery.Įdwards is known for the ‘Araneae Nation’ series and the ‘Black Dog’ books.
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