Dear Reader.

Like any other student in college, I do not have much spare time on my hands. Therefore it is getting harder for me to find time to upgrade this fine website. Until such time, I can only give you my deepest apologies.

In the order to spare you from any further disappointments, I strongly advise you to leave this website immediately. You will not gain any satisfactory in this dark and empty place, only misery, despair and unpleasantness awaits. I am yet to be proven wrong.

As a dedicated wannabe author who has pledged to graduate from college one day, I must console you with a promise that I will indeed one day upgrade this pathetic attempt of a website. In the meantime I suggest that you go visit some happier websites here on FictionPress in order to keep your eyes and your spirit from getting sore. Or you can do something more pleasant, like sharpen a box of pencils. What ever you decide to do, it would be advisable to avoid this site at any cost.

With all due respect

Akkiles

About the Ill-Fated Author:

Akkiles was born in Iceland somewhere in the 20th century, date of birth will not be revealed by her request. As peculiar as it sounds, Akkiles is a female. It is peculiar because Akkiles means Achilles, the Greek hero which happened to be a male, in Icelandic. The name therefore clearly being a pseudonym (a word which here means, a fictitious alternative to a persons legal name and is used to hide an individual's identity). Why she uses that particular name of the legendary Greek, is still an unanswered question.

To the untrained eye, Akkiles looks just like a normal girl of years old and does not appear to be full of secrets. Untrained eyes have been wrong before.

Due to the world-wide web of conspiracy which surrounds her, Akkiles does not find it necessary to reveal any more personal information.

Eternally pursued and insatiably inquisitive, a student and a wannabe author, Akkiles wishes you nothing but the best.

Contact Akkiles:

Miss Akkiles's schoolwork usually prevent her from being anywhere near any electronic equipment or postal paraphernalia, however, if you feel you must send word to her, you can receive a message from Achilles by clicking above in action where it says Send Message.