~~ I'm very happy! As notified by my new picture, The Awakening won Most Memorable Character in the Fictionpress Supernatural Awards 2008. Still, I'd prefer it if my readers did not read that draft. If The Awakening interests you, please read the second draft: Savior of the Supernatural. It's the same story, but better written and closer to the version I hope I to publish ~~~

-- Now I get back to profile --

If you ever want to know about me and my psychotic life, feel free to PM me. Otherwise, I'd rather use this space as a place to selflessly advertise my work (stories/website) and mention things that I find interesting and/or helpful. Scrolling down to my stories would be a lot easier, but actually reading this space would benefit you in more ways than one (at least I hope). However, I can assure you that this space will be chock full (no lie) of information. I don't mind if you skim over this space just as long as you thoroughly pay attention to the section dedicated to 'The Awakening Book 1/ Saviour of the Supernatural.'

Below is a Table of Contents (yes I actually need one of those) describing what you will find on my profile:

Blog

Writers Haven

Story Ideas (that I may or may not actually pursue)

The Awakening section: (/ Next Chapter Snippet/ Summary. etc...) This also goes for Savior of the Supernatural, the 2nd draft of The Awakening.

Blog:

http://tawriter.tk

TAWriter, or The Adolescent Writer, is 'Where I, a teenager, talk about my journey to become a published author. I might rant, I'll try to inform, but this blog WILL be angst free. Go on; rejoice.' That's the small description taken from the blog itself. Anyways, I would really love it if you checked the blog out and gave me some support.

Writers Haven:

http://writershaven.tk

This is my website. It's a proboards message board, but don't hesitate to give it a try for that reason! I have to admit that I've been neglecting it lately do to work and writing, but I always check up on there and I update it with new codes and content once a week. Plus, there's a lot of interesting people on the site and I have a monthly writing newsletter that gives tips on writing. Just give it a try if you get the chance!

NEW: WH has been updated to Vers.3. New codes, updated content, new boards altogether...drop by!

Story Ideas:

Savior of the Supernatural is actually apart of a long book series I have planned called Danse Macabre. I'll refrain from giving all of the book titles and their descriptions, though I'll share some of the general content you'll find in each if I get succesful: Soul Eaters; Soul Realms; Fallen angels; the 7 deities (In my story, this is hell's version of the Council of the Arch, or just Council, which are the legendary angels like Gabriel, Michael, etc.); Evil priests; Assistant Guardians (a term you'd be familiar with if you read Savior of the Supernatural. It's what Doceon is); Fiend Eradication Organization; unruly group of expirements; lost worlds; master swords; Cain (from Cain and Abel in the bible); the pre-armageddon war; a child trained to murder; Dracula and the Pureblood Game; ganger banger creatures; weilder of psycho death books; alternate worlds and dimension witches; Dreamcatchers (as a species).

That's generally all. However, I do have some short story ideas that have nothing to do with Danse Macabre above, and another fantasy series that I'd like to pursue if I ever finish Danse Macabre. The fantasy series is The Collectors and The Collectors: Timeskip. Than there's the dark fantasy ideas I had, like Cursed and something else about all seeing eyes. I'll explain the short story ideas, though they were just thought of last night at two in the morning.

The Last Dance (Title subject to change): This idea came to me for various reasons. (1) I wanted to enter a contest where your first paragraph has to be extremely action filled. Sadly, the first paragraph of Savior of the Supernatural was not only lacking that action bang (it was uncalled for), but it's not a short story. For an exciting first paragraph, I kept seeing a girl running out of time, running from death itself. (2) I was disappointed in this short story collection Stephenie Meyer and other writers participated in. They were supposed to be prom themed, yet lots of them were lacking. I wondered what type of story I would write if it had to be a prom themed horror without a ridiculous amount of gore.

And so the idea came of a girl going to a prom with a group of decieving students who curse the dance. In a matter of hours, all the souls of the dead in that area will rise and dance with the living, and they will be forced to dance with the dead until the end of time. Hence why it's their last dance. The girl tries to stop the decieving students, tries to get everyone out, but alas...

It should be full of symbolism and should be the type of horror that scares on a psychological level, making readers think as well. That's what I want to pull off, at least.

To Be a Character (Title subject to change): This idea was also to challenge myself. I'm a very serious type of writer. I'm not good at pulling off sappy romance or comedy. I can do dark humor in the context of a story, but it could never be marketed as humor alone. So I wondered if I could successfuly pull off a parody comedy and this came to mind.

Let's say all characters are not created in one person's mind, but they hang out in some type of alternate world awaiting the moment an author thinks up their qualities to take them away. The character telling the story has to be a unique one, one not used in centuries or ever. He comments on main characters from other languages, giving us what daily life is like for him intermingling in the world of the muse. Mostly, he's trying to make the reader take him out of the world and give him his own story.

It sounds like it has a lot of potential to be extremely funny and meaningul at the same time (it can also give writing tips), but only if I can pull it off.

The Awakening section or Savior of the Supernatural

Summary: (For a more interesting sounding summary, read the ones under Savior of the Supernatural and The Awakening. They both apply. Here's the stiff one I wrote up from a guide) Alecia wants to defeat Autir Seras and restore order to supernatural creatures because it is a task she must do, but she faces all types of conflict from both sides: Personal - getting her life together, trying to desire such a new life to leave the old one behind - and powerful - overcoming the battles and obstacles that will lead to Autir's defeat and a new world.

Preface: Curse of Curiosity
Chapter 1: Danny's Grave
Chapter 2: Silver
Chapter 3: In-School Suspension
Chapter 4: Vengeance
Chapter 5: Breakfast With Samuel
Chapter 6: Annabelle Goldberg
Chapter 7: The Last Warning
Chapter 8: A Feast Fit for a Demon
Chapter 9: A New Life
Chapter 10: Haze
Chapter 11: Isaiah Jameson
Chapter 12: The Realm of Darkness
Chapter 13: Corpse Eater Shack
Chapter 14: Aezra's Journal
Chapter 15: Zombies
Chapter 16: Knives and Customers
Chapter 17: Nightmares and Relapse Fears
Chapter 18: Symbol

Next Chapter Snippet: (I update this while I still am working on the chapter in my notebook, either when I find something sufficient enough to post or the moment right before I upload the chapter. It should be enough to tease the readers. It will only make sense when you read the chapter. Also, the snippet is likely to change when I actually upload the chapter. I post this excerpt before I'm done with the chapter, which means it's yet to be edited to death.)

I felt a good scolding coming along. All type of hell could have been unleashed if Symbol managed to open the book.

But I realized the obvious.

There was a cover in my hand and a pillow by my feet. Now going to sleep on the floor wouldn’t be as uncomfortable. It occurred to me that Symbol actually did comprehend my rant and got the pillow and cover simply because he heard me whining about being too weak to get it myself. I couldn’t dismiss that thought, definitely not with him purring below me, rubbing his side on my leg.

I developed a soft spot for Symbol. Amazing, in that I didn’t know I could develop soft spots anymore.