Thought it was about time I updated this thing.

By my pen name you can probably tell I’m from New Zealand though I was born in the UK. So I’m a Brit at heart. This is reflected to some degree in my hobbies. I first got into fan fiction totally by accident and due to Farscape.

My only writing project at present is centred on the computer role playing game Neverwinter Nights 2 called The Knight Captain’s Rogue and aims to tell the story of the game from the point of view of a human male main character. It mainly focuses on the romance between the main character, Marcus Cole and Neeshka the female tiefling he meets on the road to Fort Locke and the trials that they face as their relationship grows. So The Knight Captain’s Rogue is first and foremost a romance story. Something I’m totally unrepentant about. Also I hope that anyone should be able to read it even if they've never played D&D or NWN2.

For those of you asking ‘where I have I heard the name Marcus Cole before?’ You may have as it was the name of the Ranger stationed on Babylon 5. I have to say that subconsciously the Babylon 5 ranger is the inspiration for my NWN2 character but they are also very different.

I’m almost done with a major grammar overhaul and general tidy up, but doing so I realised something, I really need to break the story up into separate acts much like the game is, otherwise it’s going to become very, very long. It also will make it easier for me to manage as I’ll be able to see the end of each act. To that end I’ll be publishing a new entry soon then deleting the existing one.

My other writing project borrows from two computer role playing games. Baldur’s Gate II and Neverwinter Nights: Hordes of the Underdark. I got the idea many years ago while playing HotU after a long session playing BGII and it came to me what if the last of the Bhaalspawn found themselves mixed up in the events of HotU? How would that impact on events? Unfortunately Dark Star, Dark Past is on hold at the moment as I’d hit that thing every author hates and fears, writes block. I've actually taken it down for the time being. The title is easy enough to explain the first part comes from Serena’s last name Darkstar the second part her somewhat dark past as the last Bhaalspwan. Your past can’t really get much darker than being the last living child of the long dead lord of murder now can it? Even if you are a Neutral Good, Battle Priestess of Torm. Hopefully when I get The Knight Captain’s Rogue finished I’ll get back to it. Incidentally both Serena and Valen make appearances in The Knight Captain’s Rogue.