My name is Jean. I'm thirteen. I'm in the midst of one giant writers block and I don't know how to break it. Meanwhile, I've been reading a lot of books in hope that it will strike some sort of inspiration. Instead I find myself in desperate awe at the author's devotion to their books and also the plots and ideas they come up with. I'm only young, but I don't know if I will ever be able to achieve the same standard. I've never even completed a novel before, and authors are sometimes on a strict deadline for their novels. Ever since I was eight I realised I loved to write, that I'm good at writing if nothing else, and that it's all I will ever really want to do. But lately I've been thinking about if I'm really capable of finishing novels and meeting deadlines and coming up with ideas that will blow people's minds.

At any rate, at the moment I'm taking a slight hiatus from writing. It could last two days, or a week, or several weeks, or even a few months. Right now I'm just working on soaking up the sun as summer slowly creeps up on the people that live in the Southern Hemisphere, finishing up the last weeks of school and well just hanging out with my friends. And reading of course. I could never forget my first love, even though I'm putting a rest to my second.

Latest love: The Mortal Instruments series by Cassandra Clare. I've read City of Bones and City of Ashes in the period of about four days and am waiting restlessly for enough money to buy the third one (or to convince my parents to get me it). I've fallen in love with the world created by Cassandra Clare which I find refreshingly original. I love all the characters but particularly the two main characters Clary and Jace and Alec and Magnus. And Valentine, suprisingly. Ahhh. Can't wait to get my hands on the third one and when the Infernal Devices come out and of course the City of Fallen Angels.