I love television. Some of my earliest memories are of watching Saturday afternoon scifi which I was too young to really understand. I think most people who become enamored of certain television shows have moments where they wish a scene had played out differently. Despite the fact that for me this was a frequent occurrence (usually involving LOTS more hurt/comfort scenes), the thought of sitting down and writing my own stories just never dawned on me until my television obsession focused on a show called Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's The Lost World. This show, and the talented fans I soon became friends with, opened up a world of creative ideas that I had never previously explored. All of a sudden, the idea of writing my own stories didn't seem like such an impossibility. The show was a playground filled with all manner of potential, unexplored storylines and my good friends provided the moral support (and Beta expertise) that allowed me to close my eyes and dive in. I enjoy writing but am extremely lazy...the hardest part being sitting down in front of an empty computer screen and just getting started. Once I can tackle the huge roadblock of typing that first sentence, I usually enjoy the process...just not enough to battle that roadblock on a more frequent basis. You'll see that the choices here are limited with most of my writing being devoted to The Lost World and one story, my most recent, being devoted to Doctor Who. I'm currently toying with the idea of taking my chances with a Legend of the Seeker story, but that roadblock is looming big and wide in front of me and my motivation tends to sputter.

If you do decide to take a chance on reading my work, I really hope you enjoy it. Feedback, both positive and contructively negative, is always appreciated.

-Ry