caligula42
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since: 08-19-08, id: 1671613, Profile Updated: 01-01-09
country: USA
Author has written 3 stories for Jane Eyre, and Twilight.

About Me:

I am a full time graduate student in a Masters in Teaching program. I am also a production potter working in high fire ceramics. As an undergrad, I was a double major in Art and English Literature - with an emphasis in Victorian Lit. Charles Dickens and George Eliot are my heroes, followed by the Bronte sisters and Jane Austen; and I would like to add an additional shout out to Robin McKinley, because she was the first author who made writing about alternative universes an option for me.

I write in my free time, when I have it.

The Song That Started It All:

The Man in the Long Black Coat, written by Bob Dylan, sung by Mark Lanegan

The Poets:

John Keats ~ La Belle Dame Sans Merci

Sir Walter Scott ~ Marmion

The Lazy Yet Discerning Ficster Blog:

I owe these kind folks more than I can say. They have been kind enough to recommend my story far and wide over the internet, and they do an extraordinary job doing the same for a great number of other fine authors. Check them out, and send them my love. :)

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1. Irritable Grizzly Adams » reviews
New Moon AU. Edward did more than just leave Bella in the woods five years ago. Time goes on as Bella struggles to make a new life without him. What happens when they are accidentally reunited? What was the real lie that Edward told? What will Bella do?
Twilight - Rated: M - English - Angst/Romance - Chapters: 30 - Words: 121,710 - Reviews: 4834 - Updated: 12-27-10 - Published: 9-16-08 - Bella & Edward
2. Physical Telepathy reviews
AU. One-shot. A more tasteful attempt at smut-if there is such a thing-exploring how Bella and Edward might have actually spent their wedding night. Breaking Dawn is not necessary to this story.
Twilight - Rated: M - English - Romance/Drama - Chapters: 1 - Words: 2,828 - Reviews: 101 - Published: 9-10-08 - Complete
3. The Tearing of the Veil reviews
Bronte never tells us what is really wrong with Rochester's secret wife, nor do we ever understand the WHY of her actions at Thornfield. Who is really to blame?
Jane Eyre - Rated: T - English - Drama/Tragedy - Chapters: 1 - Words: 4,327 - Reviews: 19 - Published: 8-25-08 - Complete