The creative directors behind every Novelmint story
Janne Vellamour is a contemporary author of erotic romance and steamy tales, making her mark in the world of digital literature in Portuguese (and in translations into other languages). Her books explore the many faces of love and desire: the sweet, the intense, the complicated and, above all, the deliciously forbidden. A lover of words from an early age, she found in writing a way to dive into the nuances of passion. Her stories blend emotion, tension and irresistible characters, capable of making readers laugh, cry and fall in love with every chapter. When she isn't creating hot, immersive scenes, Janne can usually be found reading classic romances, savoring a good red wine or daydreaming about her next story. Her greatest pleasure, by her own account, is knowing that her readers sigh, smile and lose themselves in pages written with such care.
Just a newbie writer doing this for fun. I love anime, manhua, and web novels, and figured it was time to share the ideas of my imaginative brain with the world. ✍️
J.L. Orango is a British Columbia writer based in Kamloops. Her work explores coercive control, survival, motherhood, family responsibility, and the long reconstruction of identity after trauma. Her survivor-focused nonfiction is forthcoming with the Chicago Alliance Against Sexual Exploitation (CAASE) in October 2026, and her poetry is forthcoming with Duosuma.
I’m Esther, a passionate writer and storyteller who enjoys creating stories filled with complex characters, intense emotions, unexpected twists, and engaging relationships. I mostly write romance, dark romance, mafia, and contemporary fiction. I’m focused on developing my skills, creating memorable stories, and growing into a successful novelist.
I.O. Vargas is a pseudonym. The books are written in dialogue with a large language model — an instrument that carries the written language of everyone and belongs to no one. This is not a secret to be discovered later. It is the method, declared before the first page: the model does not write alone, and neither does the human. What you read is the record of that conversation. The pseudonym serves the same purpose as the disclosure: it keeps the person out of the way of the work. No face, no biography, no myth of the solitary author. Each book finds its own voice and its own world; what stays constant is how they are made.
