Snow On My Unicorn

Snow on My Unicorn is a haunting and tender literary novel about loneliness, emotional survival, and the fragile border between imagination and reality.

In a snow-covered New York, a young woman who feels profoundly out of place in the adult world lives with a dog, a cat, and a mysterious inner child reflected in the mirror. One night, a strange creature appears at her window: a clumsy, childish unicorn who eats leftovers, sneezes, plays, and slowly takes over her life. What begins as a whimsical fantasy becomes a powerful metaphor for emotional dependency, abandonment, and the fear of growing up.

Through poetic prose and surreal imagery, the novel explores the inner world of a woman living with traits of borderline personality disorder: intense attachment, fear of loss, emotional volatility, and the desperate need to feel loved. The unicorn is not just a magical being—it is her inner child, her vulnerability, her longing for unconditional care.

As love enters her life and reality begins to demand maturity, the unicorn fades, leaving behind both grief and transformation. What remains is the painful but necessary process of becoming whole.

Snow on My Unicorn is an adult fairy tale for readers who love emotionally deep, lyrical stories—blending magical realism with psychological insight to tell a story about identity, healing, and the cost of love.

It is not a fantasy about a unicorn.
It is a story about what happens when we finally let go of the part of ourselves that was created to survive.