Pen Name: Mewstrawberry

I was born in Los Angeles, California and currently reside in Mazatlan, Sinaloa. My name is Ana I'm 18(bday May 20). I have dark-brown hair and brown-mid-honey eyes. I luv hearing music. Hmmm...sports? I luv them all including extreme sports. Snowboarding, skating, etc...I'm up for adventure. I have lots of favorite movies, animals, book, etc...That is a VERY long list. My interest in writing started with a dream. Its amazing that we start out with something small and expand it with our acknowledgments. Never in my life did I think I was going to enjoy making stories.

My favorite genres are romance, horror, suspense, action/adventure, and most of all fantasy..One of my favorite books are Twilight, New Moon, and Eclipse. If you're looking for a book that you cant take your eyes off and is horror/romance, then these be the books for you. Twilight the Movie was the BOMBISH.COM(Eddie) haha

UPCOMING STORIES:
3, but Im not sure.

UPDATES:

9/04/09-I update chap.3 if you havent noticed. PLEASE REVIEW!! Its my fault that I made it that short. I know =/ but tell me about it! What did you think? What caught your eye that made you read it? I want to know your opinion and thoughts. Please review! 5 reviews each chap. Not to hard is it?

9/11/09-Working on Chap. 4 after a writers block. Just need one more review! Plz review! for Ch. 4

11/17/09-For all my reviewers, thank you! Sorry I havent updated. Havent found the time between my job and school. But dont worry! I will keep updating and wont let it rot haha. I just need to find the time to do so. Lame excuse huh? Oh well. Thats all I can give you.

1/9/10-Happy New Year everyone! So, I changed the rating on Angelic. Why? Let's just say it's going to get a little scary. O_o.

4/9/10- Working on Chap 5 of Angelic. Expect it these days

5/02/10- Hey everyone. So, I've decided to take a small break on writing. Im just not inspired or the mood to write. My grandpa passed away last Sunday and in the same month, 2 other relatives passed away, and it seems its going to happen again soon. So, I need my head cleared to continue, but Im sure I'll write somewhere between.

7-29-10-Working on Ch. 5. I'll probably have it up in 2 weeks so expect it. :)

Favorite Anime: Ah! My Goddess!, Rozen Maiden, Tokyo Mew Mew OF COURSE, Sailor Moon, Rave Master, Princess Tutu, Naruto, Kamichama Karin, Full Moon wo Shagashite

Pairings:
Tokyo Mew Mew-Ryou and Ichigo!
Princess Tutu-Fakir and Ahiru!
Kamichama Karin-Karin and Kazune
Full Moon wo Sagashite- Takuto and Mitsuki
AIR-Yukito and Misuzu

QUICK: Writing Tips
From Kish's Kittie

1. Check over what you've written before publishing to check for any "grmamar" errors. :-) This is especially important if you don't have a beta reader. It's best to type it out first, of course, then start checking over it starting at the finish, and read it backwards. It's better to catch your mistakes that way. If you read it from the beginning, you already know what you've written and you tend to skim and not notice some mistakes. When you read it backwards, you definitely see it in a new light. An easier method would also be to read over every paragraph, after it's written, while you're writing the story...

2. Submit document in "Story" format.

3. Never quit! You may get flames and things, but that never means you should quit! Take critiques as something to better your writing and thank the helpful reviewer!

4. Try to use "full" capacious writing to give the reader something to "Ooh" & "Ah" over. In other words, use big words. However, only use a few, don't overload the reader's brain... XD

5. Try to work up to at LEAST 1, 000 word chapters. The secret to this is DETAIL. Use plenty of detail to describe everything from the smells to the character's feelings. If you can only write 500 words, save the document and continue writing it another day, new ideas tend to reveal themselves.

6. Keep all characters "In-character". Don't make them OOC, because then it just screws up the whole story. You want the reader to picture the character actually doing something creative in your fic, but still act like themselves. Like for instance, if a character's personality is more morose and non-talkative, don't make them cheery. That will help you to avoid a lot of complaints.

7. If you are writing a fic with a new, unknown character, don't create a so-called, "Mary Sue". It ruins the whole concept of the basic "Girl Next Door". No one can relate to a Mary Sue. Yes, you can give the character many good qualities, but give them some typical faults that the reader can relate to also, like don't make them the: absolute-strongest-always-cute-good-to-everyone-always-smiles person...

8. Create original works. If someone has published a story don't create a story very similar. Be always thinking of new ideas and let ANYTHING spark your imagination, even other shows and such. Readers are waiting to read exciting and new summaries. Don't give them the same "blah" concept that's "overused". You know what I'm talking about.

9. No PLOYS. Don't write sentences and words that are absolutely non-relevant to the actual plot. Every sentence you write should be very important to the plot of your story. Don't just write things to give you more words. Make every sentence count!

10. Leave suspense. At the end of every chapter, give the readers a "cliffie", leaving them on the edge. It gives them a reason to alert the story and just want to read more.

11. Publish stories in MODERATION. Publish about two or three stories at a time. This way you don't overload yourself with alot of stories to have to update. Don't go and publish like SIX stories at a time and hope to finish them at a due time... It relieves the writer of stress. It also helps if before you publish a story to write a few chapters in advance and make yourself a set time each chapter to update.

11-2. Writing chapters in advance. It is always a good idea to write about 3 or 4 chapters in advance before publishing a story. That way, you can have a set time in which you update a story and you can post a new chapter on time, and still continue to write more chapters. That way if you go on vacation, or can't update for a while, no need to worry; just post a new chapter before you leave. This also eliminates writer's block. If you write a couple chapters in advance, you can see whether the story is worth publishing, and if you still have plenty of ideas for it. I do this all the time, and it definitely relieves stress...

12. L.A.N.G.U.A.G.E! Curse words aren't necessary. It just makes you raise the rating, and it as well, shows your immaturity depending on how often you use it. Use very few, if any at all...

13. Author's notes. Don't make the author notes longer than the story itself. You're here to write stories, not talk. Also, don't place them everywhere within your story. They're supposed to be placed at the beginning or end.

14. Don't write in script format. One of the CLEAR rules of FF.net, is no script. Save those things for Quizilla, because be sure that you'll get reported. It's grounds for your story to be deleted. It's very easy to take something that you'd use for script, and turn it into an actual story.

15. Experiment with different writing concepts. Use things in your stories like: Metaphors, similes, alliterations, allusions, personification, and onomatopoeia. It makes the story interesting, and that's also what a lot of famous writers use as well...

16. Use compound sentences. Don't use sentences like this: "She walked into the room. She looked all around. She figured out she was in the wrong place." You could combine those sentences like so: "She walked into the room, and looked all around; then she figured out she was in the wrong place." Simple, correct? When you use small sentences like that, it shows a bad writing comprehension. In other words, that's how second graders write, not 13-year olds.

17. Feel that your story ideas aren't interesting and don't have enough reviews? Well, look at other people's "successful" stories with maybe 100 or more reviews. Check out their plot line, or the reviews, and see what the people like about their story; it may inspire you into an idea that may be a hit...