I've been writing fiction most of my life. As a kid, Creative Writing was one of my favorite subjects (that is until teachers ruined it by demanding too much "structure" in their assignments). I continued writing for fun after school. As an avid D&D player, I would come up with elaborate backstories for my characters. I got into doing Fan Fiction about a year ago (2008). As a kid, one of my favorite cartoons was Thundarr The Barbarian. I started to try looking up all I could about Thundarr on the net. Info on a live action movie (Hollywood has no plans to make one as of yet), where to go to buy the show on DVD (at the time I joined the site, only bootlegs were available online, although now WB has officially released the series through their "Print To Order" Archive Collection, which are not available outside the United States), fan fiction stories, etc. There was a sad lacking of fan fiction on this site (or any other site for that matter). The only stories I could find anywhere were written by someone named Sheila Shillenberg, which kinda sucked (they read like they were written by someone who never read the show). There are no official Young Adult Novels, Graphic Novels, Comic Books, or even fan films available (although there is a pretty nice selection of Thundarr Fan Art on some sites).

So I started writing my own stories, starting with the Thundarr/Dungeons & Dragons crossover story "Thundarr The Barbarian & The Lost Children" (not to be confused with the D&D episode entitled "The Lost Children"). Then everything just grew from there. I have many other fan fics kicking around in my skull, mostly to do with Thundarr. I also have plans to write fan fics for Batman, Spiderman, The Punisher, Buffy, Friday The 13th, and A Nightmare On Elm Street, just to name a few. So keep reading and I hope you enjoy my finished products.