I’m20 year old Australian; weird, wise, zany, color-loving. I’m an
‘impressive’ (sarcasm) 5.1ft tall, with long blond hair, green eyes,
broad shoulders, Germanic looking chick.
I love: ANIME! Mammals,
chocolate, ‘fake’ tasting food (eg. Glace cherries and Mc nuggets),
unusual clothing, Yaoi/slash/shounenai, my friends, and reviews.
I hate: Spiders or insects in general, closed minded people, backstabbing amongst friends, liars and bad smells.
Currently working on:
Nonfiction
Fantasy; I’m really slow at writing, but give me a chance. Reviews help
a lot, especially the constructive criticism type. Oh, FAN ART VERY
WELCOME!!!! This is slow going but NFF is my primary work right now, so
keep on checking up on me. I’ve decided to give it a bit of a Biblical
angle, so I’m researching!
Guui Kousotsu: *squirm* A bit stuck on
the third chapter, is going on the backburner so don't expect any
updates. I don’t think any one actually reads this one, but you should
because I have never worked so hard on a piece before and is actually
the best thing I’ve ever written.
A little known fact to get you
interested: I actually started writing this one because I had a crush
on my best friend Phae (Ayakashi Fei) and we originally designed Sedra
and Lee to be based off of parts of ourselves, they weren’t ever
supposed to end up together… go figure.
Un-posted works:
Linger:
(yaoi, Angst, action, violence. Changing POV’s) Set in a war torn world
very similar to our own. Follows Lance, the leader of the small
terrorist group SEFF (Self Employed Freedom Fighters *snicker*). Lots
of angst, and ‘the things you do in war’, but the main focus is on the
unhealthy love/hate relationship between Lance and his young spy Shade.
Definite R rating, I’ll probably have to post the full version
elsewhere. I love this on but it’s really hard to write.
A Familiar Scene: Just a short side story to NFF, a special NC17 for Phae, I can’t post it yet because it gives away too much.
E-mail me if you want any teasers or have any questions.
Ja!
K-chan & Co.
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