Favourite Quotes:
'Do you want this jacket? I don't need it. I'm cloaked in failure!' - Jerry Maguire
'Hearts will never be practical until they are made unbreakable.' - Wizard of Oz
'No-one is a virgin - life screws us all.'- anon.
'Don't lie - the government hates competition.' - anon.
'If there is anything the nonconformist hates worse than a conformist, it is another nonconformist who does not conform to the prevailing standard of nonconformity.'
- anon.
Nationality: I wonder if anyone can work it out...
Gender: Guess!
Orientation: I have no idea! I don't believe in orientation
Drinks/smokes: No thanks
Dislikes: Bigots, the ground when/just after it rains, bad health,
bad breath, unfathomable questions, fiction in real life, bananas
Likes: Genuinely nice people, watching dance, manga/anime (non-shoujo/non-seinen), (good) film, junk food
(everyone thinks I look anorexic, but I'm really obese on the inside), music...
And of course,
Love reading and writing poetry/ stories. Like everyone else here...
Favourite Authors:
Classics: The Brontes, Emily Dickinson, George Eliot, Oscar Wilde, E.M. Forster
Other: Toni Morrison, Poppy Z Brite, Sarah Waters, Kim Wilkins, Philip Pullman, Ian McEwan
Favourite fiction genres:
Horror, humor, (non-cliched) romance.
UPDATE (9/9/08): I see that people still read Darkness at Dawn! It's been a few years since I wrote this story, so I can talk
about it more candidly. Darkness at Dawn was actually inspired by real events. Not the scary witchcraft stuff OR the
strange relationships of course, but the first chapter and most of the background elements of Dalice's unrequited love. Writing
this story was a very cathartic experience. Now I'm older and I haven't written much else. I'm writing a screenplay
at the moment. It's about two very different girls who get together and become avenging angels. It's scarier and way more
twisted than Darkness at Dawn hehehe. I'm such a freakin' weirdo... anyway, enjoy the stories, guys! Feedback will be cherished
forever! : )
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