Hi everyone,
I’m Arshiya Kaye — previously known as Kaye Sereneveil.
I’ve been away from writing for almost three months. No scripts, no brainstorming, not even logging into Stage32. For a while, it felt like I’d run away from the thing I love the most.
But the truth is: I wasn’t running. I was overwhelmed, unsure, and honestly just trying to breathe.
During this break, I realized something important — writing is still the place where I feel most like myself. And even if I step back sometimes, I’ll always find my way back to the page.
About the name change:
“Kaye Sereneveil” was my pen name, and it meant a lot to me. But it never fully connected with the people around me, especially in my own culture. So I decided to rebuild my creative identity with a name that feels real, clear, and closer to who I actually am: Arshiya Kaye.
New name, but the same heart.
And hopefully, better stories.
I’m here again — learning, writing, rebuilding my rhythm, and giving myself the chance to grow.
One day, I’ll write something I’m truly proud of. Something I’ll look at and think, “Yeah. That was worth the journey.”
If you’re reading this, thank you for being here.
It feels good to be back.
— Arshiya Kaye
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Hi, Kaye Sereneveil. Welcome back. It's great to see you again. Stage 32 is having a free Community Open House on November 25th. It'll also help you connect with creatives and industry pros. It's a fully interactive event where the community gets to guide the discussion. You can sign up here: www.stage32.com/education/products/stage-32-s-november-community-open-ho...
And it's Stage 32's November Write Club. It can help you reach a goal(s), it's a chance to connect with writers, directors, producers, etc., and you can get support for your goal and projects. Week 3's blog came out Monday. There's three prizes you could win this week! www.stage32.com/blog/november-write-club-week-3-how-to-make-a-strong-fir...
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Welcome back, Kaye Sereneveil
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Welcome back Kaye!
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Hi Kaye Sereneveil - welcome back! Your decision (and instinct) to come back to what you love is a sign that you can already be proud of your journey - even Michelangelo toward the end of his life said "Ancora imparo" ... "I am still learning." Enjoy the journey! :) cheers