| Blather Brumble |
Author has written 6 stories for Life, Essay, General, and Young Adult. About me: I'm over two days over three. (Or am I?) I live in a house in Texas. (I'm melting. And no, don't have the accent.) I've never been out of the U.S. (Oh, woe is me...) I have a profile on fanfiction under the same name. Haven't used it lately, if you care to look, so there isn't much there. I love the colors green and red (for a reason other than that they represent Christmas [though I do love the holiday. :D ]) I like the moon more than the sun, and the stars more than both. (Even if the Sun is technically a star... but I think everyone forgets that sometimes, so it doesn't count [if I feel like being childish about it.]) (Oh, and I'm a girl, if that makes any difference.) You can call me Mouse. About my various writings: Keep in mind that I'm not really very old yet. Whatever I publish may or may not be very good, and I would love it if you guys could tell me how to improve. I don't just want to know what's wrong with the poem/story I would like to know how to fix it, if you can help... or feel like doing so. :P EDIT: Wow. I really only expected a review or two altogether, and maybe a follower for something or other if I got lucky... but I've gotten at least one review for most of my stories, and I think I have about three people who've favorited - it's more than I expected. A lot more. I don't know what to say, besides thank you. (I'm such a dork.) Well, this really has nothing to do with anything (besides my odd interests), but I'll ask anyway; If you have a story that you really, truly like, and no one else seems to have heard of it (like a fairy or folktale) or even a book (preferably older, though new-ish is fine too) would you give me its name? I seem to have run out of things to read lately, and honestly stories no one's heard of are a lot more fun; usually a heck of a lot more interesting, too. (And also my friends [family] are using them as a kind of currency [as well as favours] and I'm flat broke by their account.) A different, less-known version of something popular would be even better, if you know anything like that- I love seeing how stories change, and it'd be wonderful to find a twist in something familiar. To any SP people that've found their way here: Shh! I'm hiding. ANNOUNCEMENT: Whenever I get around to it. | |||||||
1. The Way I See it » reviewsPoems about my views on life and all the things that fill it.Poetry: Life - Rated: K+ - English - Poetry/Spiritual - Chapters: 18 - Words: 3,569 - Reviews: 9 - Updated: 5-31-13 - Published: 11-25-11 - Complete2. Dear Deer » reviewsA somewhat sad story of a somewhat sad girl, writing in a diary named Deer she pretends she'll one day let people read. WARNING: Mentions of suicide, violence, self-harm and other such things.Fiction: Young Adult - Rated: T - English - Drama/Angst - Chapters: 4 - Words: 2,440 - Reviews: 2 - Updated: 5-27-13 - Published: 4-11-133. Demons reviews(Monkey see, monkey do. Be careful what you wish for.) There may be whispers, but it's your choice to listen.Poetry: General - Rated: K+ - English - Horror/Angst - Chapters: 1 - Words: 142 - Reviews: 1 - Published: 1-25-13 - Complete4. MaerdWhat makes a town?Poetry: General - Rated: K+ - English - Angst - Chapters: 1 - Words: 306 - Published: 7-24-12 - Complete