In case you’re wondering ––
Spelling my first and middle name backwards and then adding a few extra letters and symbols made up my name. Rébecca became Acceber and Nicole became Elocin. I added an a in Acceber to keep it from being too blah, and in Elocin I added an apostrophe, an extra l, and an e after the n to help people to pronounce it correctly. But the name Dover backward is Revod, which obviously isn't part of my name. So where did it come from? The little guy who is usually on the left (and will be back soon) is my little cockatiel (genus and species, Nymphicus hollandicus), whom I call Dove. Her actual name is Dover because she was thought to be male until she laid four eggs. I've had her since I was twelve, so she has influenced me greatly.

(It's actually supposed to be Accébera Dover Ello’cine, but this thing doesn't let you put accented é here...)

Oh, and please feel free to click on my “Home Page.” It's not really mine, obviously, but you'll help feed hungry people all across the globe.

A Cool Person

Feel free to send me a message any time you feel like it. If you have a story you want someone to read, a poem you want to have one more review, or nothing important whatsoever except to say, “Hi,” then I'll gladly reply to you.

And if you want to review me, I would love that. Feel free to flame. I honestly don’t care. I know that if I publish anything, I will get flame after flame, and I refuse to let it bother me. But, if you have kind words, that would be nice. “I like your story.” That’s fine, too. Just pleasebe honest. Don’t say you like it if you don’t. If you hate it, tell me. If you know why you hate it, that’d be cool to know. But if you hate it and have no idea why... then I really don’t care. Feel free to tell me that. I don’t mind it. Really.
If you have something nice to say about it... you can say that, too. As long as you are one-hundred pervent honest with me. And if you can, tell me what you like... If you can.

~Sunday, November 2, 2008; 1:28 AM
I'm doing an experiment, so I'd appreciate it if you could try to help out. There's a work at the bottom called “Wild Roses.” When I finish it, it will basically be a long thing of poems, but together it will be like a chapter book. Tell me if you think it's weird, stupid, cool, unusual, interesting, if you like it, hate it, or if you can't decide. That will help me decide if I want to publish it or not. If you don't have an account (or you are too lazy to log on), I do take anonymous reviews, and I encourage you to review. Be honest about what you thought of it, please!

~Monday, December 29, 2008; 6:55 PM
Yay! I'm able to update again! Sorry, y’all, I've had some crazy stuff happening recently. I'll be trying to update regularly again by January ’09. Sorry you’ll have to wait until next year! :-D

~Sunday, June 8, 2009; 7:34 PM
Yep, I know, been gone forever... I've had some major family issues recently, but I think I'm actually back now... We'll have to see.
Right now, I'm working on a few different books, but my two focuses will be The King of Evil and the Keeper of the Roses and Wild Roses, basically because people are still waiting for another chapter of Wild Roses and I've been required to hurry up on a series, here.
Which reminds me, I have no name for the series that starts with The King of Evil and the Keeper of the Roses. And it's getting annoying to type that whole gosh-darn name over and over. So, if you have a name for it that I don't, I don't mind hearing it.
Freilos als nun jetzt!

~Saturday, October 10, 2009; 4:40 PM
No one’s reading this... but I’m going to type anyway...
Crap happened. I was in the hospital for eleven days, but not for H1N1. But a week or so after I left the hospital, I got H1N1. (And I can tell all you people out there who are overly worried about H1N1 that it’s pretty much like any other flu... and it only lasted three days, and it didn’t kill me.)
I found out that the only person legally allowed to keep me safe has sadistical thoughts of raping me, which is not funny... I’ll call the police if he even thinks about crossing my path again.
I’m feeling very, very upset. Stupid madication...
I removed J-Superhero from my favorites because she told me she wanted to murder me, and the next day I found a gun under a mat in front of my house.
I may not be writing anything new in a while, but I’ll be back. =P

Dove’s Most Important Laws of Conservation:

If I like it, it's mine.
If it's in my beak, it's mine.
If I can take it from you, it's mine.
If I had it a little while ago, it's mine.
If I'm chewing something, all the pieces are mine.
If it looks just like mine, it's mine.
If I saw it first, it's mine.
If you have something and put it down, it automatically becomes mine.
If it's something that I can reach, it's mine.
If it's mine, it must never appear to be yours in any way.

How many languages do you know? Copy and paste the ones (or one) you know into a message and send it to me!
(Each one says the exact same thing, by the way.)

NOTE: Some of them might not show if you don't have Unicode set up on your computer; they'll come up as little boxes instead.

Verzend me een bericht als u het Nederlands kent!
(Of als u het spreekt)

日本語を知っていたら私にメッセージを送りなさい それを話せば
-または-

Envoyez-moi un message si vous savez le français!
(Ou si vous le parlez)

Schicken Sie mir eine Mitteilung, wenn Sie deutsch sprechen!
(Oder, wenn Sie es sprechen)

Μου στείλετε ένα μήνυμα εάν ξέρετε τα ελληνικά!
(Ή εάν το μιλάτε)

Trasmettami un messaggio se conoscete l'italiano!
(O se lo parlate)

Send me a message if you know English!
(Or if you speak it)

당신이 한국어를 알고 있는 경우에 저에게 메세지를 보내십시오 당신이 그것을 말하는 경우에
-또는-

Emita-me uma mensagem se você sabe o português!
(Ou se você a fala)

Пошлите мной сообщение если вы знаете русского!
(Или если вы говорите его), то

如果您知道漢語，传送我信息
-或，如果您講它-

¡Envíeme un mensaje si usted sabe español!
(O si usted lo habla)

(The above was for the pure dorks out there... Yes, I'm kidding.)

RECOMMENDED WORKS
Hall of Fame

► Some of my favorite stories on this site that I really love and highly recommend are:

• A Child in the Graveyard, by Annabelle Black
• Mute, by Annabelle Black
• Temptation, by Annabelle Black
• The Coral Ring, by Arabella Lindsay
• I Am Not Drunk, by DeeFective
• Cage of Gold, by Eshana the Searcher
• Sweet Addiction, by Eshana the Searcher
• The Taste of the Color Red, by Eshana the Searcher
• You Don't Know Me, by Eshana the Searcher
• OMG! Becoming Totally Popular on FictionPress, by fading innocence
• Young God of the Forest, by frogs of war
• How to Successfully Complete a Successful Story! by glitterjewele
• Time Consumes Us, by Greekchic
• Up Again Tonight, by Poet by the Water's Edge
• Fangs of Love and Claws of War, by Silent’s Whisper
• Bridget's First Defeat, by Violet Thelaw
• No Tiaras Allowed, by Violet Thelaw
• The Making of Dragons, by Werecat99
• Not a Love Story, by WildfireAngel37
• Sacred Blood, by Xu.xDripdrop

And for others, look into my ginormous “Favorite Stories (74)” folder thingy.

► Top Six (in alphabetical order by author):

• OMG! Becoming Totally Popular on Fictionpress, by fading innocence
• Young God of the Forest, by frogs of war
• How to Successfully Complete a Successful Story! by glitterjewele
• Fangs of Love and Claws of War, by Silent’s Whisper
• Not a Love Story, by WildfireAngel37
• Sacred Blood, by Xu.xDripdrop

Summaries

I'm sure that you've noticed how small and limited the “Summary Boxes” are, so you probably will understand

why I have this here. If I publish a story on this site, I'll try to put a better summary here, so that you know a

little more about them then you would've. If you have any questions or comments about them, then feel free

to send a message! (Tell me what you think about them, too, if you wish. Does it sound interesting or what?)

(Two complete, two being written as you read)

The King of Evil and the Keeper of the Roses: EDITING: This story is being edited.

Night: This was a project for an assignment in my S.E.A.R.H. class. I had to write a poem using all the letters in night. I did it differently than the traditional way, but it's not too far off.
It's based off of a book called Night: Survivor of the Holocaust by Elie Wiesel. (Link1 of research) It's his true story of it and it's very disturbing, but it's good to know the truth about some things in history.

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