I used to have a list of all the anime/manga/games/books/etc that I liked, but I figure, who wants to read a list, anyway? Why do people bother looking at someone's profile, if it's not to do a bit of stalking?

Well, since people are gracious enough to come to my profile to stalk me (or my writings), I'll provide a bit of info about myself then.

I don't know if gender is very important, but some people may be curious about what kind of gender writes what kind of fics. In any case, I'm female. I'm a Californian (born here, live here, dunno if I'll die here). My majors are English and Japanese, and I usually take school quite seriously. Except when I'm in a fanfiction craze, or something similar. I love playing video games, watching anime and reading good novels, usually juvenile fiction, not young adult or adult. I find the quality of juvenile fiction tends to be higher than others, don't ask me why. Well, you could, but then I'd go on a very long winded rant about why I don't like the other categories.

I have lots of animes of different genres that I like, but for manga, I typically read Shonen, and only read Shojo if: a) it's pretty, b) it's funny. That said, I don't read manga all that often. For books, my favorite genres are fantasy, science fiction, and mystery.

Fanfiction Notice: Do not expect regular updates for these stories. I don't think I have the ability to continuously write stories, so updates will come when they come.

Complete the Circle was the first fanfic that I ever wrote. I cringe when I look back at it now. It's utterly horrible and cliche, not to mention poorly written. Don't read. Please. I only keep it up for those nostalgic people. I know I sometimes go back to find a not-so-well written piece out of nostalgia (and get very irritated when the author decides to remove it).

God's Game is a very long story that draws heavily on Heian Japanese culture, as well as general (and I mean VERY general) Japanese history and myths. It was fun when I was writing it while watching a Japanese drama that reenacted a lot of myths and ghost stories, but now, I'm afraid that inspiration for the story has dried up. I also find aspects of the story very childish now.

Ocean of Hearts The title will probably change once I write another version of this story. I have the general outline, and frankly, it sounds better than the current sad chapter up, so don't read until I've changed this fic a bit.

Zero Purpose really serves no purpose. It's an exercise in writing for me. I was trying to experiment with massive narrative and few dialogues, since one of the main flaws I felt in my writing was too much dialogue. (I usually revert to dialogue when I'm particularly uninspired, yet still forcing myself to write.)