Hi!

During the school year, I can't write as fast as I would like to. I'm always supposed to be reading something or doing some assignment or studying for an exam...

I've been working on one of my stories, "Won't Give up the Fight" since June 2007. This story has gone through three title changes, many additions and deletions, and has been deleted from this site (by me, of course) about three times now. Right now, it's untitled. It also is only five Word pages long, as opposed to the eighty it once was. This is because I am completely rewriting it. I started my second major story, "Headlights," on June 17, 2008. My newest story, "Insecurities," started writing itself on August 2, 2008, but I posted it on August 28, 2008. Information on each of these is below. I've posted other stuff on here, but deleted most of it. I also have a series of oneshots I'm working on occasionally, basically to cure my writers block for the major stories. Also, I just posted another oneshot, Two Hundred Fifty-Three, which I could expand but probably won't.

In the great race to finish one of the aforementioned stories, "Headlights" will probably win. Like I said, I'm completely rewriting the story that is now known as "Untitled." And "Insecurities" is too new, I'm not completely sure where I'm going with it, so it won't be finished for a while.

UPDATE: Baaahhhh. I've been writing. I have not been posting.

Untitled

Summary: A group of friends experiences more tragedy than they ever could have imagined they would in their lifetime, but also more happiness than they thought possible.

Other information: Based off of a dream two of my friends had during our sophomore year of high school.

Main Characters:

Madelyn Wells Cressman, Andrew Cressman, Kaley Meyers, Colin Baldwin, Eric Fisher, Justine Anne Quinn, Emma Johnson, Benny Shupe, Jenna Wells/Horn, Seth Wells, Gabby Meyers-Wells

Minor Characters:

George Richard, Officer Whittier, Dr. Gist, Dr. Matthews, Dr. Gist

BEING REWRITTEN! Also, there were some incidents with the material for this story. It was on a flash drive so my family wouldn't find it, a flash drive that I lost. Then, in December, I was cleaning my room, and threw away all the handwritten copies I had for this story. Then, in February, I deleted anything I might have had on my hard drive. I've started writing it again, and I wanted to change a lot of it anyway, so it's okay that I lost that stuff, though there might have been a passage or two that was worth salvaging...

HEADLIGHTS

Summary: Elliot leaves behind all he knows and loves, for reasons he believes no one will understand. This is the story of what he leaves in his wake.

Main Characters:

Jessia Shaffer, Elliot Scott, Freddy Munson, Emily Robinson, Chad Zimmer, Linda Baxter

Minor Characters:

To be determined

Other information: Based off of song "Headlights" by Dispatch. Also, this was something else I deleted from my hard drive. I was running out of room, and old essays took priority over stories...

INSECURITIES

Summary: Tragedy pulls at the bonds between a group of friends that were thought to be unbreakable. Can they survive?

Main Characters:

Andrea Cavalet, Timothy Warner, Sophia Holdsworth, Michelle Chapman

Minor Characters:

Dr. Cavalet, more will be added as story continues

Other information: I was driving my brother to football practice one morning, and I randomly was inspired to write this story. I lost chapter two of this one, as well.

I'm sorta weird, if you can't tell by my stories. I'm an idealist, which sucks. I'm especially an idealist about love. Don't hold it against me. Hopefully you'll see in "Headlights" and "Insecurities" that I'm trying to change that.

Life experience...right. Not here.

I'm addicted to ellipses...

When I first started writing and posting on here, I was a sophomore in high school. I'm now a college freshman.

I'm planning on majoring in English. I think I'm going to end up getting a teaching certificate eventually. Which, ironically, has nothing to do with me writing stories.

My email address is brielovesjacob@gmail.com. Email me if you want.

I also speak Italian. Ciao, amichi! Buon giorno! Come stai? Ah, sto bene, grazie. Posso parlare piu, ma nessuno capirebbe. Mi dispiace.

Don't feel bad if you can't understand that.

If you review mine, I review yours. I can't make any promises about it being a long, extremely helpful review, but I know how it feels to think no one's reading.

Thank you for reading that stuff, and hopefully for reading my stories.

Love ya,

Sara/sfh09

(last updated 11/1/2009)