20 February 2009:

Nope, not yet. I might tomorrow post 28 Months Later... as I intended to do tonight. I really did practically plan to but now it's too late. I'm updating stuff and MySpaceing but then my computer got screwy and that took a long time to fix and I'm just incredibly frustrated, and everyone knows you're not supposed to upload a new story onto FanFiction.net in anger, like that guy said in Groundhog Day.

That's a joke. Even though I don't need to at all I know way more about movies and their trivial crap information than even that.

14th February 2009:

Damn. I've been trying to find out some way to get and keep an internet connexion and it hasn't worked yet. New semester started a couple weeks ago. I'm gonna see if I can't get on more often, like every other day, or every other few days - something like that. I want to be active on those interwebs! We'll see if that strategy works. My plan is that once I'm getting on here more often I'll redo my profile text here, by which I mostly mean delete everything, or something. I hope I haven't lost all my FF.net friends from before, I'll really miss you.

16fth December 2008:

Crap! I was going to post the first chapter of 28 Months Later... but I just can't finish copyediting it! I'm too afraid if I posted it tonight it would look bad, and there's this thing in the beginning I kind of want to delete for posting that I'm not sure about. Apart from that I just mean checking for typos and stuff like that, not rewriting. I'm going to post it tomorrow even if I'm still not ready; I was ready to on July 4th (I live in America), and should've then. Anyway it's still the 16th of December where I live, so I'm not lying or anything, and...well, yeah, goodnight, all!

Here's what I said when I logged on for the first time in months a couple hours ago:

First time I've been on since April. I've been very depressed lately. Sorry if I seem uninterested in things, because I'm not, it was just either depression or business because school started back up and stuff like that.

All below on my profile is old. I deleted some stuff just so there wouldn't be as much clutter there. I'll update the fields and stuff below sometime soon; I should be able to. I'm sorry if it bothers you that it's all old and everything. Not intentional.

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Projectx:

BioHazard
(BioHazard/Resident Evil series, original characters)

28 Months Later...
(Proofreading once more, but then I'm going to post it. Tonight. GMT-7 time zone, so that's a couple more hours.
(28 Later... series, original characters)
BTW: I CLAIM COPYRIGHT! of the title for this site.
This has been posted here since at least 27 April 2008.

28 Months Later...: I don't know why, but nothing's taken me as long to write as this. Most of that time has been me being able to write more of it. One of its characters is my dog Snoopy. Since I started writing it he died. I miss him. I've been writing it since September 2007 or so, but I got the idea within days of seeing 28 Weeks Later, so...yeah, long time.

BioHazard: Its fate is uncertain. I kind of want to post what I haven't already, but I dunno. Re: writing it, I just got stuck.

Notes on 28 Months Later...

-Recently changed the title to one that's properly-capitalised. Before, none.

-Screenwriters are not supposed to include camera direction in their work. I'm not a screenwriter; I'm a director, and being a director, I really understand that. There's mention of camera in 28 Months Later screenplay. Deliberate choice. I wrote it for me to direct. Part of my whole concept, though, is that I'm going to send it to Danny Boyle at some point. The copy I send won't have camera direction in it. And it shall be missed.

-The following is a note I had at the top of my profole. 21 April 2008: Also note that I just found the story here called "NORTH SEA," having perused the 28 Later section. I haven't read it because I'm afraid it'll influence me but I probably will soon anyway. I'll date-stamp this section when I finally do and hope people will know I'm telling the truth. Note: I have read DoubleBananaBabe's "A Barb in the Plan," though. I think it's great. (Edit: And I plan to read "Homecoming," too, but haven't.

-A note from 22 April 2008 (I don't want to copy-edit it. Sorry for long sentences.) I just got my 12dolla (US) copy of 28 Days Later: The Aftermath (via Amazon). It hasn't influenced 28 Months Later at this point except for a small "smell" reference in the first scene; I've only written into the second act, but I've had the whole thing planned since even before I started writing. I think the "smell" aspect of the infected-zombie traits that story tries to set up is really stupid, but it's still "official." Anyway I can't recommend Aftermath to anybody not very much into the movies, if my phrasing makes sense. Two of the four short stories in it, though, are on (at least the American, region 1 version of) the 28 Weeks Later DVD. Try watching. If you like one or both of them you might like Aftermath but it's not great, there's really nothing new in it, and it's overpriced. Its list price is like 17, although considering the deflation of the American dollar, if you live anyplace else, that's probably not too bad. For example it's only worth like £4 in the UK.

-The technical stuff - format, etc - might be distracting but I hope it's not. I cheat toward the literary aspect. Please don't let it get in your way. It's easy to get used to how the format works, and then just ignore it, though.

-One last note I had in April sometime. Currently doing a quick redraft of 28 months later..., which I'm going to post as soon as I finish. - Changed my mind. I'm waiting until tomorrow because I want to look it over a little more thoroughly. It's good! It's action-tastic! Better yet, it doesn't in the least ruin series continuity and continues in the tradition of the 28 Later franchise! That's a joke, it's not like I mind if anyone does that. (...with the series being 28 Days Later... (Danny Boyle, 2002 (27 June 2003 USA...cuz I saw it that day OMG!)), 28 Days Later: The Aftermath ((I have not seen the videos with IMDb entries) written by Steve Niles, illustrated by Tim Bradstreet, Dennis Calero, Diego Olmos/Ken Branch & Nat Jones; 2007) and 28 Weeks Later (Juan Carlos Fresnadillo, 2007), and the proposed 2009 28 Months Later with no ellipsis; IMDb links used because people rely upon it, tho I consider Wikipedia just as reliable and like its design better; and its administrators are better especially regarding simple stuff like grammar).