Thought it was time to rewrite this as it hasn't really been updated in a while.

I'm pretty much a romantic, so it's not much of a giveaway that my stories tend to be romances.

I push for logical conclusions in my writing so that what happens makes sense, at least to me. I've never been somebody who'd turn down a review, but I really prefer people to actually write something more than "I liked it!". I've never gotten a flame and would love to see what a real one is like, but I either don't write poorly enough to deserve them, or, I don't write well enough to attract trolls.

My philosophy for writing is that I have no idea what anyone reading my stuff actually wants. I can make educated guesses that are backed up by history and experience, but I still won't really know what the reader wants. So, instead, I write stuff that I want to read. I try to be original, or at least come at old ideas from new angles. I don't know that I really succeed all that well, but I enjoy it enough that I've kept writing.

If you ask a question in a review or private message, I always try to answer, even if the answer is "I can't answer that." It's also highly unlikely that I will ever write a sequel to one of my stories. If I felt there was more story to be told, I would have just kept going on the original story.