If you detest the mundane, then you're in the right place.
Many of you may find my plots rather odd and my characters
unconventional, but that's who I am in real life and my writing
reflects that. I also tend to be elaborate in describing details
pertaining to character development, and that's because I wish to paint
a vivid picture rather than merely narrate. I want to breathe life into
my characters, make them almost real. I am not sure if I had
accomplished that, but hey, I do what I can.
A
warning, though; my novel-in-the-making Fox
Trail (and related story Unsung) is quite... emotional. Romanticised angst is not for
everyone, and if you're seeking plotless, inane stories to pass the
time, then you'd best skip FT and browse someplace else. Or, you can go read War Freaks and Greeks, because that's as shamelessly shallow (and retarded) as they come.
Do not even attempt to plagiarize my
work. Federal law automatically provides protection to any work of art
(including literature) upon creation, and so I can (and
will) sue just for the heck of it.
Yes, I promise to revise and proofread Fox Trail... after I finish it. Work rapes my muse on a daily basis; have mercy on her.
Status Update:
28 May 2007: Fox Trail chapter 18 (or 19 in the story sequence) is 50 percent finished. I'm still having trouble figuring out how Tai interacts with Seth/Seraphim. And I have to translate a phrase to German. Boo. o__o;