STATS:

Name: Brenda Foubert

Date of Birth: 24 July 1987

Gender: Female

Ethnicity: 1/2 Filipina, 1/2 American Euromutt (French, German, Polish, English, Irish)

Relationship Status: Married

Zodiac: Leo, slightly Cancer-cusp

Chinese Zodiac: Fire Yin Rabbit

Blood Type: O Positive

Heylo! You may have heard of me, Brenli, if you've read jael-randell's "Girl in Gaea: The Untold Story," or "Morning Star," which are collaborations with me. But now I've got a few stories of my OWN to share... hence the account here. To date my largest project is "Improper Guardian" and, though it has been subject to some rocky times involving whether it shall be cowritten or not and several long-running hiatuses, "Layers."

Also, please feel free to visit my account at FictionPress.Com!

PROJECTS IN PROGRESS:

Layers - Sequel to Improper Guardian, TO BE REWRITTEN WITH JAEL-RANDELL IN SPRING 2012!

:Status: ALL OLD CONTENT HAS BEEN PURGED IN ANTICIPATION OF THE REWRITE.

CONCERNING REVIEWS:

All in all, I love reviews, but please try to refrain from reviews that aren't, well, reviews. It's okay if you think I suck or if I'm grand, but you've gotta tell me WHY, children! So that I may improve or know what I'm actually getting right!

CONCERNING WRITING STYLE:

I realize that you may refer to the genre of the story in question, but certain types of writers like certain types of genres, so this is a sort of warning to you.

I am a sucker for romance. I write it often and if I may get away with a little arrogance, I dare say I am DAMN good at it. Sugar and all.

I am a sucker for... melodrama. Which may or may not fit with romance. I enjoy suffering and pain, for it is through trials and tribulations that I find it easiest to make the characters grow.

I do pepper my serious bouts of drama with spots of comedic relief. Rest assured, Melodrama Me likes to smile. Even if it might not seem like it, sometimes.

And, finally, I am a sucker for... linguistics. I enjoy toying with other languages; currently I have mostly played with Japanese and on the rare occasion a little Korean. Mostly I do this when dealing with a character that has a significant background with that particular language, but only to emphasize that particular character's background and to add a little unique dimension and spice to the story. I hope that it does not confuse you in any way. I feel that if it is looked at in the right context, it is easy to understand what word I may have used. If it doesn't... and I realize it... I will make a note at the beginning of the chapter in question. If I do NOT realize it... email me any time. I'd be happy to assist you.