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Author has written 8 stories for Jeeves, Lord of the Flies, Bones, Misc. Movies, V for Vendetta, and Phantom of the Opera. Hello! My name is Raven. I'm pleased to find that someone has stumbled across my friendly little profile here. About myself, if you care to hear: I'm a twenty year-old girl living in the United States, whose hobbies include singing, writing, drawing, rambling, and failing at math. My various interests include world history (especially European), literature (aesthetics, pastorales, penny-bloods, lots of stuff), neuropsychology, biology, music, and possibly others. I'm studying Vocal Music in college (Soprano, of course XP) this fall, and am minoring in English. I generally write for Jeeves and Wooster these days, although I have been known to do others in the past, mainly in The Phantom of the Opera (the novel, of course) and Harry Potter (although, I've not done anything in this latter one for QUITE some time). I did write one for the film version of V for Vendetta, which has managed to make an appearance, despite my fear of it being recieved as crap to the "popular genre" area (though I've now realised that it's really not AS popular as I thought it'd be...). Speaking of popular genres, for some freakish reason, I've spontaneously begun a Bones (yes, the television series) fiction at three o'clock on the twenty-fourth of June, 2010 during an attack of insomnia. This has been posted now, incidentally- Atrox et Exquisitus Est- and is a weird, weird study... But I'm rather glad that I tried to get through to the end of one chapter, frankly. My best friends (whose account names are Sir Weston and Jellyfish Jam, my favourite identical twins) and I are beginning a collaborative Jeeves fiction which will be put up on my account here. The first chapter was written by trading off every paragraph (or more, in the case of conversation), and, after that, we're going to trade off by chapters. Dunno where it's headed, but it's certainly begun. XD My most favorite author is currently Oscar Wilde, though that tends to change with the time. It has in the past been Poe, William Shakespeare, Richard Ellmann, Robert Louis Stevenson, Dante, Art Spiegelman, Bram Stoker, and others. I hope that my stories are palatable to anyone who cares for the genre(s) I have online, and, if we have similar interests, that we might share a private-message chat sometime. Cheers! -Raven P.S.- The avatar image is not mine- just stolen from an apparently-forgotten Jeeves site that charmed me, and if someone recognizes it and has claim to it, I promise that it is not with any malicious intent that I use it. Works-In-Progress Jeeves and the Profundity of Madrigals Jeeves & Wooster Around the World (Collaborative) Atrox et Exquisitus Est On the Burden of Glass Masks (Terrible Title- Will Hopefully be Fixed) Lord of the Fries Jeeves and the Land of Doctor Faustus (Not posted, but still upcoming- hopefully to be my first "long" Jooster fic) Veni, Sancte Spiritus (My first Erik fic for a very long time; hope it goes over well!) | |||||
1. Veni, Sancte Spiritus » reviewsA story in which Erik's past, starting from childhood, is examined through a cultural and experiential lens. Experience of the first time in a freak show! Goes just about as well as one would expect! I do hope it's not too dramatic for you. T-Rating taking effect! Kindly Read and Review!Phantom of the Opera - Rated: T - English - Tragedy - Chapters: 3 - Words: 7,204 - Reviews: 8 - Updated: 3-29-13 - Published: 3-2-13 - Erik2. Jeeves & the Profundity of Madrigals » reviewsJeeves' confidence in a certain endeavor is bolstered by music, a phenomenon he only thought possible for his master- unfortunately for him, things have not turned out precisely as planned. Chapter III was deleted, and I am VERY sad. ... why?Jeeves - Rated: K+ - English - Angst/Romance - Chapters: 3 - Words: 12,370 - Reviews: 8 - Updated: 4-21-12 - Published: 6-16-10 - Jeeves & Bertram/Bertie W.3. On the Burden of Glass Masks » reviewsI know it's a bad title... sorry. Anyway, this is my narrative written for the movie version of Gordon Deitrich, because I adored the character, and wanted to make a voice for him. PLEASE read, and review if you really like it OR really hate it!V for Vendetta - Rated: T - English - Angst/Friendship - Chapters: 2 - Words: 9,987 - Reviews: 7 - Updated: 11-5-11 - Published: 8-18-104. IQ Catherine the Femme Fatale reviewsIt's another re-write of the lame romantic comedy I.Q. that is only worth noting because of Stephen Fry, only romantic when it's re-written, and only funny when Stephen's character fails at getting his popcorn. Please R/R! 8D T for later content.Misc. Movies - Rated: T - English - Parody/Humor - Chapters: 1 - Words: 2,054 - Reviews: 2 - Published: 8-9-105. Atrox et Exquisitus Est reviews"Terrible and Exquisite It Is". A reflection by Doctor G.G. Wyatt on his life, time in various positions, and care for a certain fellow psychiatrist. Rated "T" for some coarse language and adult mentionings- sweetness coming next chapter! Please R/R!Bones - Rated: T - English - Angst - Chapters: 1 - Words: 2,739 - Reviews: 2 - Published: 7-10-10 - L. Sweets6. Jeeves & Wooster Around the World reviewsWell, hurrah! It's a collaborative fic! Borne from the minds of myself and my best friends. Bound to be a zany tale of missteps and schemes to get Bertie out of yet another impending engagement.Jeeves - Rated: K - English - Humor/Adventure - Chapters: 1 - Words: 1,125 - Reviews: 1 - Published: 7-2-10 - Bertram/Bertie W. & Jeeves7. Lord of the Fries reviewsIt's spoof time! Based on a friend's mis-speaking. A handsome blonde boy and his fat, loathesome companion are stuck in their place of work with nothing but each other and a group of other employees. What is one to do! Rated T for later chapters.Lord of the Flies - Rated: T - English - Parody/Humor - Chapters: 1 - Words: 1,928 - Reviews: 11 - Published: 6-30-108. Jeeves & His Master » reviewsA normal morning, preparing Mister Wooster for his day, in the eyes of a paragon of wisdom lost for the first time. A story of madness and unrequited love inspired in part by William Faulkner's "A Rose for Emily". Doctor's report to follow.Jeeves - Rated: T - English - Tragedy/Drama - Chapters: 2 - Words: 9,648 - Reviews: 7 - Published: 6-2-10 - Jeeves & Bertram/Bertie W. - Complete
