Megan The Stellar

An Open Letter to Megan Roantree

Congratulations on your new role as the editor-in-chief of the blooming magazine, STELLAR. 

Spring is indeed the best time for something new, something magical, something healing, and something lighter. Just like love. Or evolving. And for me, reading this wonder, called Stellar.

I'm delighted to see the articles and the topics you approved. This is my first trip to Dublin, Ireland. I saw your magazine in LIDL and it was literally calling me. The cover is pure perfection and it screams 'the best is yet to come'. Priceless colour choices.

Let's get back to the inside! Enjoyed the news on how our planet earth is doing. Breast cancer is a serious issue and so happy to hear about the vaccine! Darn, I was about to see the 'Hangmen' but schedule turned out otherwise. Martin McDonagh has to be one of the filmmakers I'm going to work with, fingers crossed 🤞!

I'm eager to get to know Niamh Cullen, thanks to you! She sounds so honest and reliable. Spring cleaning is a must! Can't agree more, as it gives my life the 1st real push each year. Daydreaming is a huge part of my job, so thankfully I am allowed to do that. Writer's life. 

As riding through your issue, I feel at complete ease, but still informed and educated on lot of things that matter nowadays in our fast days. Motherhood is one of the most emotional and dividing topics of us, Millennials. It was a great pleasure to read all the stories of these brave Irish women. Thank you all. (Happy Mother's Day)

I fell in love with 'The Banshees of Inisherin' because of the central conflict. How would you tell a friend that it's over? I prefer a less brutal way but no doubt, when it has to go, it goes.

Same ideas on no longer forcing nor chasing love. When it has to happen it is going to. Hands down. The person who has to find you is going to. The One who is the right companion for your journey. It's not always you who has to fit in. (Talking to the ladies here.)

The long and short of it, I'm a new fan of Stellar. And you, Megan. Your view on our role in life is worth hearing out. Keep writing, keep editing, and keep sharing your thoughts and experiences with us. 

your fellow writer,

Kata Varga