| ElvenAngelMayCry |
Author has written 6 stories for Final Fantasy VIII, and Devil May Cry. Who is this crazy wacko? ElvenAngel has been filling the world with the nonsense pouring out of her head since 1986. Ever since she has clearly remembered realizing her conscious sensation of being, she has been hearing voices and been busy creating worlds to accommodate them, and trying to balance her evil power of telling blatant lies and ramblings that somehow people find charming and exiting... Official records state she is kept in isolation in an underground, titanium-encased bunker somewhere in Siberia-- but the smart ones know better, since she has been spotted lurking around a city of the Balkans a few times during the day or night and is known to usually hide in her dungeon, somewhere in the unsuspecting Northeastern suburbs of the city. An endangered species, she is mostly active during night-time and during the day she feeds on blood, art, bad mainstream movies, old editions of classic literature, and erotica. The creation and further development and maintenance of parallel worlds through art and writing is her duty and strangely, essential for her survival. When she isn't eating babies, drawing, writing, or saving the world from demons, zombies and etc other threats, she tries to blend in human society, get an English Literature diploma and co-exist peacefully with the many creatures, demons and voices that have taken up residence in her head. Has appointed herself as defender of other artists and purist/non-radical fans and a rogue bishie hunter. Is wanted in 34 countries for abruptly disillusioning people and for adding rather...politically incorrect elements to her stories. Former graffiti writer under the monicker MTC (MissThunderCat). Yeah well, I don't live in a bunker. I'm a struggling English Literature major in a college in Greece, wannabe writer for the college magazine (My most recent regular column? I write articles on famous disasters and accidents...go figure) and also a wannabe writer of the fantasy genre. Well, I try. Hopefully I won't end up as another Dead White Poet! I'm a big-time games and anime fan; also a movie junkie and sadly, a CSI, Criminal Minds, Eleventh Hour, Top Gear and Mythbusters fan. While I don't consider myself a prolific fanfic writer, every now and then I get an idea and I dash it out. And then, once in a long while, I get an idea that's very good, that deserves a little more than quick dashes. And that's how I end up spending so much time on fanfics like Frail Equilibrium, which end up being rather long for the same reason. I know, I need a life... I am, however, a very fickle and picky writer, which is why I take so long to update. I apologize for that, but honestly I'd rather you guys grumble me about late updates than about the quality of my writing. I prefer quality over regular updates, so I hope you understand that its to your benefit as well. And I insist, if you see something in a text that you think I ought to have a second look at and fix, please, go ahead and tell me since I'm a bit of a genius in missing things that I normally should see! I'm not going to blame my glasses for this, even though I suspect they're part of the problem... ;_; My first Devil May Cry themed fanfic, Frail Equilibrium has been officially completed. All has gone well and I am currently working on its sequel, which now has a title too: Crossfire. This makes Frail Equillibrium Canto Rosso (The Red Song) and Crossfire Canto Azuro (The Blue Song). White, another DMC-verse one-shot story, has also been completed, as has Adagio In Four Parts, which was a nice SpardaxEva fic that I always wanted to do. I'm also through with Correspondese, which was a challenge. CURRENTLY WORKING ON: Crossfire DMC fic, sequel to Frail Equilibrium. | |||||||||||
1. Crossfire » reviewsTen years have passed since the events described in 'Frail Equilibrium' made a lasting impression on Dante's life. Now the past comes to pay him a visit. Yet what starts as a rescue attempt could be something very different...and all too familiar. OCDevil May Cry - Rated: T - English - Horror/Supernatural - Chapters: 8 - Words: 50,597 - Reviews: 20 - Updated: 9-21-09 - Published: 7-16-09 - Dante2. White reviewsSet in her years after the separation from her friend, fever-induced dreams of her second sight make Tess think over the kind of relationship she has with Dante.Devil May Cry - Rated: K - English - Supernatural/Spiritual - Chapters: 1 - Words: 4,354 - Reviews: 4 - Published: 5-17-08 - Complete3. Frail Equilibrium » reviewsIn Dante's early years, before his days as a seasoned demon hunter, the boy that would someday defeat Mundus first came face to face with his own demons and the insanity twisting an entire city. OC, mild language, some gore & horror. Re-Submitted w/ editsDevil May Cry - Rated: T - English - Adventure/Horror - Chapters: 23 - Words: 179,829 - Reviews: 67 - Updated: 4-13-08 - Published: 11-24-07 - Dante - Complete4. Correspondence » reviewsThe challenge: 10 letters written by Dante and his friend Tess, over the time they were separated. Short vignettes of humor, references, flame-war, sarcasm and everything you'd expect from two implacable friends. Fanfic ref, OC, slight OOC, DMC4 spoilers.Devil May Cry - Rated: T - English - Humor/Friendship - Chapters: 10 - Words: 5,162 - Reviews: 14 - Published: 3-26-08 - Complete5. Adagio In Four Parts reviewsOne-shot. Four moments of Sparda and Eva's life before the end. Love and family, friendship and loss, gratitude and grief. Human life is oddly complicated, but only makes it sweeter. Tied to Frail Equilibrium. SpardaxEva, OCs.Devil May Cry - Rated: K - English - Drama/Family - Chapters: 1 - Words: 11,388 - Reviews: 7 - Published: 3-9-08 - Complete6. Storm reviewsOne of my earliest works, written late2000. Insomnia and a bad mood led to this. Yeah, blame me, venting my nerves out on these two: Seifer and Squall... and no, its not yaoi, so HAH! I never see these two as lovers. Just trying to rip each other's throatFinal Fantasy VIII - Rated: T - English - Drama/Angst - Chapters: 1 - Words: 6,064 - Reviews: 2 - Published: 7-28-06 - Squall L. & Seifer A.