Currently Working on (last updated 10-23-06):

N/A. With season 3 of CL over I've decided to update my profile and do some reviewing/writing.

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Ugh, another summary type thing. Great, just what I need. Well, here are a few things that might interest you:

Personals:

Eye color: The deepest blue you've ever seen.

Hair color: Naturally changes from gold to light brown to blonde depending on what shampoo/conditioner I use.

Height: 6 feet

Gender: I'm a guy.

Age: 22

For more info either e-mail me or read A Fractured Life (I put myself in there).

My experience in writing:

I've been through a few different writing classes so I know a thing or two about writing.

I've won 2nd place in a poetry contest when I was a Freshman in High School (it was a city wide competion).

I've had a lot of experience in writing and have a very vivid imagination.

I hate spelling.

Tips for writting:

I've read a lot of Code: Lyoko fan fics (not just here but on other sites as well) and have come up with a three-point list on the three most common pitfalls that writers fall into. Try to avoid writing about these:

If you make a new character(s) then don't let them steal the scene. Your main focus should still be on the group.

Screwing with relationships in the group (unless you have a VERY good reason too).

X.A.N.A. helpers (things or people that purposefully help X.A.N.A. succeed).

Other tips:

Everything in your story should happen for a reason and contribute to the main plot or conflict. Even the small little details that nobody cares about.

"Show me, don't tell me." is phrase that my former Creative Writing teacher told me. It means that when you write don't have your dialog dictate where the story goes. Example: Instead of having a character say something like "I love you" to Ulrich (unless it's Yumi) you should have the character do something that will make Ulrich think that. In the episode Routine, when Yumi falls off the edge in Lyoko but Ulrich saves her, they were about to kiss when they returned to the past. No dialog was exchanged. That's what I mean.

If you're writing a mystery story remember that NOTHING IS WHAT IT SEEMS.

This may sound dumb but when you're thinking of an idea to write about be sure to include an ending!

Don't write tradgeties; they make people depressed.

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My Stories:

COMPLETE A Fractured Life. It's a mystery/general story that has a very deep plot. If you like good stories with twists and turns (like Final Fantasy 7) then you'll like this.

COMPLETE Love Can Hurt. This is an alternative ending to A Fractured Life that I didn't use (the reasons are inside). However, my idea was so good I had to make it anyway. It's a Romance/Humor one-shot song-fic. The song is "All I Ask of You" from Phantom of the Opera.

COMPLETE Return to the Future: X.A.N.A. activates a tower and the gang is flung 5 years into the future when Aelita deactivates it. What will they find and can they get back? Prequel to A Fractured Life. Humor and Drama.

COMPLETE Aelita's First Weekend. Made in conjuction with Return to the Future. This is what happens with the gang when Aelita comes over for a three-day weekend. Comedy and Romance fic.

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If you want me to write something, include an idea in one of my stories or something else then, please, send me an e-mail. I'm always open to suggestions and will appreciate any comments (unless there flames). I'll also review your stories if you ask me too.