Author has written 40 stories for Inuyasha, and Fairy Tail. "You get ideas from daydreaming. You get ideas from being bored. You get ideas all the time. The only difference between writers and other people is we notice when we're doing it." - Neil Gaiman About Me I read a lot (both books and fanfiction), and I am frequently sleep deprived because of this. I am a chronic night-owl, and if I was an animal, I'd be a cat. Someday I would love to write a novel, but I have not found inspiration yet. When I'm not having fun writing humour-fics, I enjoy writing character pieces, because I like adding in all the little nuances that make a character into a person. So far I haven't written any novel-length stories, but I hope to do so someday. Favourite Fandoms: Inuyasha, Fairy Tail, Harry Potter, Hetalia, MCU, Lord of the Rings, Star Wars Recent News April 1, 2017 - I am sorry to say that I haven't done much writing lately. And no, this is not an April Fool's prank. I've written myself into a boring corner with the Hetalia story I was working on, and now I'm rethinking the direction I want the plot to go in. Maybe I should shelve the story for now, but no new ideas seem to be taking shape to replace it. I've been mainly concentrating on my many other hobbies, learning new things, and real life obligations. March 28, 2016 - I've been writing, just not very much. I have about 3 chapters roughly complete for my long Hetalia fic, and some ideas for a couple shorter fics. No idea when I'll have something ready to publish, though. I've been doing a lot of painting. My Best Work For your reading pleasure, I present a list of my favourites of my own stories: Bigger Than Anything (Fairy Tail) - My newest darling. Fairy Tail just lends itself so well to themes of family, friendship, loyalty, and love, and Natsu embodies all of these traits. Writing his perspective as a twelve-year-old boy was a great deal of fun. This story says a lot. It hasn't gotten a great deal of attention yet, but hopefully more people will discover it. Warmth (Inuyasha) - It may not have been my first story, but I consider it to be the one that really got me started. My first award-winner, and my most popular story to date, I see it as one of my sweetest stories. It is also unique because there is not a single line of dialogue between the characters. Divine Intervention (Inuyasha)- This one hasn't gotten quite as much attention as I would have expected. It holds a special place in my heart for its originality. It took a fair amount of research to get it right. Overall, it is a more complex story than many of my others. It is not a "light" read, and maybe that has been off-putting to readers. The Domestic Dog (Inuyasha)- This one gets a special mention for its humour. It started as an innocuous idea in my head and grew into a detailed scene that has just enough elements of the "crack-fic" to make it hilarious but not enough to make it nonsensical. The title alone was enough to make me smirk at my own cleverness. Grief, Divided and Sorrow Shared (Inuyasha)- I don't cry easily. I rarely cry when I watch tv/movies (except the last hour of Return of the King, and when Zuko apologizes to his uncle in Avatar: The Last Airbender, and during Snape's memories in the final HP movie). I don't cry when I read books (not even HP when Sirius or Dumbledore died). But writing these two stories had me close to tearing up. For raw emotion, these two take the cake. Reassurance (Inuyasha) - This story deserves a look for Inupapa alone, but I am proud of Sesshoumaru's characterization as well. The mood in this piece is meant to feel like the calm before the storm, and I think I achieved it. Its power lies in the reader knowing what will happen, while the characters are blissfully unaware. Inugami (Inuyasha) - It's my first multi-chapter fic, but it was written as a single long one-shot. In its author notes, I call it an exploration of hate, but I should call it an exploration of our darker sides. Greed, hate, mob-mentality, betrayal, desperation, and despair all have a role here. I hope it gets more attention, because I feel like my writing has reached a new level with this one. Awards I have won Warmth - 1st place Best Vignette 3rd Quarter 2007 (IYFG), 2nd place Best Characterization 3rd Quarter 2007 (IYFG), and 1st place Best Vignette of 2007 overall (IYFG), 3rd place Best In-Character Fiction June 2008 (Feudal Association) |
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