Hi.
As far as you will ever know, my name is aneman333. You can call me Ann if you want (by the way, that is not my real name), or you can call me the Empress of Darkness or even the Vampire Queen. (I'm not kidding, that's what my friends call me.) Anyway, I really hope you enjoy my stories. If you can, please review.
Personal Info (don't expect too much)
gender: Female
fav. color: Blue and Black
I am also a member of Gaiaonline, and you can find my profile at http://www.gaiaonline.com/profiles/?u=9327667
Feel free to message me. : )
Future Ideas:
The Immortals: There are a lot of mini-stories involving my characters in Bonded, and I know that I will never get the chance to fit them all into the main story. If I feel like it, I'll make this a small collection of stories revolving around the different characters, though most will- admitedly- involve my vampires. (The humans have rather uninteresting histories.)
Skin Deep: This is the story of a not-so-beautiful daughter of a potter. At nineteen, she is still unmarried and considered an 'old maid'. Her father is trying to arrange a marriage with the handsom butcher who just lost his wife, but Amala, after recieving the gift of beauty from the Matchmaker, is taken from her home, to the ever-dark world of the Shadow Prince. (My first non-vampire story...though there will be vampires in it. They just aren't the main focus of the novel.)
Favorite Books:
Any of Tamara Pierce's Tortal books : )
Sunshine, by Robin McKinley (A great vampire novel if anyone is interested)
The Book Thief, by Markus Zusak (It's awesome because Death is the narrator throughout the story.)
The Life of Pi, by Yann Martel (You have to love any story that has such an original plotline. Honestly, the boy is trapped in a lifeboat with a tiger for over half the book! And, the ending has a great twist. Frankly, it drove me crazy for several months, as I was trying to figure out what really happened.)
Twilight and New Moon and Eclipse, by Stephenie Meyer (all are excelent vampire-romance novels)
Monster, by Christopher Pike (I read this a long time ago, but I still love it.)
Most of L.J. Smith's books, though I never did get to finish her Nightworld series... : (
Bloodline: Demons of the Trenches and Bloodline 2: Reckoning by Kate Cary (I recommend these two books to anyone who likes vampire stories. Both are very diverse; there's love, war, mental illness, and more. Also, though both are 'sequels' to Bram Stoker's novel, you don't have to read Dracula to understand either, and both take a very different view of good and evil and how the two can exist at once. Seriously, read them. They're good.)
Neverwhere, by Neil Gaiman (It has nothing at all to do with vampires, but it's a great book. The marquis de Cabaras is an awesome character.)
Mister B. Gone, by Clive Barker (This is an awesome book. Read it, I command you. Though I caution that it is certainly not for the faint of heart.)
Abarat, also by Clive Barker (Predictably, I like King Carrion best.)
(special note- this list is not in any particular order, just whichever book I thought of first)
Favorite Supernatural Creatures:
Hmm...any guesses?
Information on current stories:
Okay, Bonded is complete. I am currently editing it...and I'm going to look into publishing it. (crosses fingers)
I will not be finishing Fallen Angels. I'm sorry to anyone who was reading it, but I lost interest and I think it is a very boring story. I have also deleted it from fictionpress; I was too ashamed of it.
I am currently working on Skin Deep. I don't know when I will start posting, but I can tell you it will be in the same genre as Bonded. Not the same world, mind you, but certainly the same genre.
And now, a poem, just for you:
My Muse
My muse is a dark master,
A cruel little nymph.
His eyes flash like black fire,
His skin like dark ivory.
Blood colors his hands- painting the page.
The tip of my pen is wet with it.
But he only leans over me-
"Write," he orders, touching my hand.
He pushes the pen across the page,
Spelling Pain and Death, Blood
and Riot, Chaos and Cruetly.
My muse only nods with approval.
I look to him, uncertain.
"Are you sure?" I question.
He smiles, his breath hot on my ear.
"Very," he assures me
As he leans over,
Staring at the page before him.
"Very," he repeats as his eyes
Percieve the spilt blood.
My muse is, indeed, a dark master.
And that pretty much sums up my writing. It can be dark and bloody and a little scary at times. I try to keep everything to a 'T' level, but my judgement might be a little off- I was reading some pretty gnarly stuff when I was only about ten years old. So, if anybody has any suggestions as to rating, I will gladly take them. Thanks!
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