So... My name was technically two words; ad iudicium, which is a Latin saying meaning 'to logic'. As an avid arguer (If that wasn't a word before, it is now) I adore logic, not to mention making sure your stories are logical is crucial for any author because audiences don't like stories that don't make sense.

I have a blog, it's my homepage so just clicking the link a few lines up should get you there.
Check it out, I think it's rather interesting. But then again I'm me and I have the wierdest sense of humor in existence.

I've been writing for as long as I remember (keep in mind I said writing, not writing well). My dad used to help me write and illustrate stories back when I was really young because I have not only always been into writing, but art in general. Unfortunately, I am not great shakes at art and my moderate skills won't get me far, but in my opinion at least I am a pretty fair writer. Plus, this account was created to help me practice writing with an audience to gauge my skill.

A little about myself...
I'm fifteen and I have written one full book (not yet published, but I'll let you know when it is) and quite a few short stories that may eventually find their way here. I have five brothers and three sisters, making me the forth girl and eighth child. I love fantasy because it is the ultimate escape whether you are writer or reading it. I am a pretty fast reader, which means when my sister and I read books by the same author for the same amount of time I end up three times as far into the book as her. It also means that I constantly need new reading material, which can get expensive for someone as broke as me.

My friends say I'm more than a little wierd, and I guess you can judge for yourself when you read my stories. They tend to be dark, but that's where the beauty lies, is it not? I'm warning you all here and now, I am awful at updating. I am talking so awful that it is impressive. Send me twenty messages if you want me to update something because I forget over and over again to do so.

About my story, Pop the Clutch... what to say? Well, it is a little experiment I've been thinking about. It is supposed to be written like a TV series, so there will be a little over 20 chapters if everything goes as planned and I'll try and update regularly as long as I know people are reading (See? Just like TV!). That means the writing is a little hard to pin down because it has to be visual enough and not too much thinking, because TV can't show things like that. It's much different than what I usually write because I am very attached to the idea of seeing everything from a lofty perch inside my characters' heads. So read and see what you like!

Well, this was fun.

Over and Out, AI