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since: 06-26-03, id: 361734, Profile Updated: 06-29-09
country: United States
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Author has written 8 stories for Fantasy, and Sci-Fi.

"I will stand or I will fall. I will not sit." - Largo from Megatokyo

UPDATE: -Flash flash flash-

Random Info of the Day: Let me just say: I will attempt an update once a week from at least one story. This week: Dragonblade.


ABOUT ME:

-I like quotes, I like video games (RPGs mostly), I like Anime and Manga, I love to read, and I love to shop at bookstores.

-I watch American Idol, Fox News, and an occasional comedy show as far as television. I prefer to rent movies (don't much like the expense and crowds of theaters), though an occasional splurge on a friend night is fun.

-I work at a Quizno's as a Shift Manager, usually smell like sandwiches, though I try very hard to mask it when I put on my Japanese Cherry Blossom perfume; doesn't always work.

-I play the piano, one year of lessons, self-taught otherwise; I play the clarinet, in band through school (7 years + the staggered semesters of college), tried to major in music and found it to be fun but not what I want, though my craving for musical knowledge is going to send me back to classes eventually. Or my craving for knowledge period.

-I dream of being an author with at least one kid and lots of cats; I also dream of playing piano for a popular singer (I would prefer to be the band member and not the name everyone knows; less publicity and stalkers)

-I have one big happy family and love each and everyone of them, even the in-laws; I also do my best to love every person in the world, though it becomes tough at times; my friends through the years have described me as both shy and outgoing, and at times I feel like a hyperactive child trapped behind a huge brick wall of anxiety and fear.

-I can usually be found on the computer when not reading, working, or playing piano; like the majority of my generation, I am an internet junkie, but mostly I just read things online; my browser history consists of Drudge Report; Livejournal; OneManga; American Idol among others, such as webcomics like Dominic Deegan, LFG, xkcd and whatever I can find when bored.

-I write a lot, but don't always finish before starting something new; I also read a lot, but don't always finish before picking up something different. I can work on several stories at once as well as read several stories at once. (No telling how many books + manga + webcomics I am currently reading)

-My tastes run toward fantasy and space, especially beginning to love the heavy-political moving fantasy series as opposed to the quest and adventure I used to love. My works are a mix of what I love to read and whatever comes from inside; sometimes I write with music, other times I don't; sometimes things turn out like they're supposed to, other times it's just a plain jumbled mess. But whatever it is, it's me. You can love it, you can hate it, you can ignore or adore it. But whatever it is, ah, it's always going to be a part of me.


CURRENTLY READING
Book(s) -
The Well of Ascension by: Brandon Sanderson


MY WORKS:

-They are separated by the world in which they occur. Multiple stories under one section are not necessarily listed in order. For example "Chronicles of Avairean" consists of several stories told within the world of Avairea. Dragonblade has "Book 1" beside it. The other two (Infused Magic and Tainted White) are shorter novels written in the same world but actually occur BEFORE the Main Arc. In other words, it doesn't matter what order you read them in unless it says "book 1" "book 2" etc.


Cybernetic Clone - Science Fiction - First Person Past

Preview:

My name is Erik Daivensky. Black hair. Blue eyes. Not skinny, not fat. Just your average American, I suppose. Except for one thing.

I’m somewhat of a spy for the United States government, but don’t tell anyone I told you.

For whatever reason, I know I’m much less of a child now than I ever have been, and I blame it on my most recent adventure. It’s the entire reason I wanted to write this out; I wanted to tell someone, somehow. And since I can’t do that, I’ll have to be content with writing his story.

Updating Schedule: Hiatus


Breaking Reality - Humor - Mulitple First Person Present Viewpoints

Preview:

I’m left with Treldioa on a world of red skies and red earth and red seas to ponder the events of the last few hours. What did it mean? What am I supposed to do? What can I do? Learn to control dreams? And, Dai’tin, the very form of evil, a creature who isn’t supposed to love or fear or feel any emotion at all…has allowed me to go free, to learn from Treldioa, the Balance…

It doesn’t make sense.

I’m alive, and it doesn’t make sense.

“Nothing will make sense, until you accept it,” Treldioa mutters, turning to face me on this red, red world with a frown on his angular face.

“Accept what?” I whisper, as if I’m afraid to know the answer.

He raises his arms out, looking around at the world we stand on, but I know the gesture means to encompass more than just this strange planet. “Accept that your dreams are reality.”

Updating Schedule: Random


A Thief's Tale - Fantasy - D&D based - First Person Present

Preview:

And I can’t stop shaking. I can’t stop staring at the blood on my hands, on my clothes. I can’t stop clenching my dagger in my trembling fingers.

My dagger. ‘A thief always has at least one dagger on him. As you practice, you may collect items of value, or little toys that interest you, but always keep a good dagger on you. You’ll never know when you’ll need it.’

My family weapon. ‘Sometimes thieves become more than that. Sometimes we have to kill. Some of our members become more than a thief, much more. Usually they’re the ones who have cut all ties to their family, the ones who are truly alone, alone except for their favorite weapon of choice. We call them assassins, because they offer their talents for money…Something I’ll never do, that’s for sure.’

My Ildri.

Updating Schedule: Random


--Human Resistance:--

Demon Master - Book 1 - Space Fantasy - First Person Past / Third Person Past

Preview:

He didn’t see her nod. He didn’t hear her affirmative. But he felt the cold as the little light in the area was suddenly sucked away so that there was only the glow of the sword. The golden glow of the Tri-vol, an awakened demon.

"Traes al anir," Dain said into the silence. Now knowing the translation, he shivered. The demon awakes, indeed.

Updating Schedule: When All Else Fails...


--Chronicles of Avairean:--
Pictures:
Drask/Avin/Kyroque - here
Young Kelch - here
Rai'chan (old picture - very bad)- here
Veedran (this picture didn't work out right) - here
Silith - here
Wulfcon boy - here

Dragonblade- Main Arc Book 1 - Fantasy - Third Person Past

Preview:

When letting out a breath proved to be more painful than it should have been, Kelch looked down to see yet another dagger wound in his side. Red Rasher was right. “If I survive,” he choked out, sudden anger seeping into his veins, “I’ll track him down and kill him.”

“Good to see you have some fire in you, but I’m disappointed to see that the Seeker is missing.”

At the deep voice, he lifted his soaking head, staring through a wet strand of white hair to glare at the Wulfcon warrior. “You said you’d protect me.”

Baxorth shook his head. “I said I’d protect the Seeker. Never you.”

“Well, I don’t have it anymore, so what are you—” A sudden cough interrupted his train of thought and when his hand came away warm with blood, he realized how serious this new wound was. “Chase them down or save me,” he breathed. “If you keep me alive, I’ll be twice in your debt.”

The grin was the last Kelch saw before passing out. “That’ll do,” was the last he heard.

Updating Schedule: Weekend Updates


Infused Magic - Side Story - Fantasy - First Person Past (Dai'mon's Viewpoint)

Preview:

The blue orbs were hard when they glanced at the blind mage. “Is this boy one of your religious samurai?”

Ta’re gave a simple nod, betraying no personal expression.

“So this mountain cat is under his control?”

Nod.

“The boy is smart enough not to order the cat to attack us?”

Hesitate. Nod.

“Good.” Elsang paused. “Now just a minute. Why was he with you? And heading for the main city at that? Certainly mages aren’t learning samurai tricks now, too? And what happened to the golden rule of cats hating magic?”

Updating Schedule: Hiatus

Tainted White - Side Story - Fantasy - First Person Past (Three Viewpoint Characters)

Preview:

"But you're a Wulfcon. You're supposed to hate the ocean."

He snorted and looked away from me, crossing his arms and gazing out the window - looking toward the west, toward the beach and the ocean. "I'm a dog, not a cat. And just because my race does something one way, it doesn't mean I'm like them. I was raised around spoiled Ranger nobility, after all." He smiled at the joke aimed at me, but I ignored it, for once. "And the stories, Eme! The stories the Elves tell! I want to be out there; I want to feel their passion."

"So...you want to be a pirate." He shrugged. Nodded. I laughed. "A Wulfcon pirate. Wow, that's just crazy."

Behind us came the voice of the ever-present Anon child, Kale'Athan. "We sure live in a crazy world, then, don't we? Not only are Elf pirates considered normal, but Mistress Emelin, your father himself is the prime example of what Rangers don't typically do. And then, there's Sthera, a Wulfcon slave who birthed a half-breed you call a brother and you both consider her your mother." Kale shivered at this. He never had been comfortable around the wolf-people. "Then there's me: an Anon who rebels and is treated like a friend...What next? A Catrek falling in love with a Ranger?"

I smiled at the irony. "Actually, I met one when I visited the White City the other day; he's a Catrek mage, of all things, too, and the young princess practically adores him back!"

Kraydn placed his hands on my shoulders and turned me around to face him directly in the eyes, his strange golden wolf eyes. "You see, Eme? Your race doesn't decide who you are. Only you do."

Updating Schedule: Hiatus


--Ultimate Choices:--

Threads of Time - Book 1 - Space Fantasy - Third Person Past

Preview:

She pulled on his left hand, trying to make him move and follow. “Come on, let’s go,” she pleaded with a cute smile.

Chad stared at her, narrowing his eyes as he tried to think about his decision. 'I can go with her, and somehow maneuver her away from the city. Maybe I could get her to go on a fake date with me out to the country. The Master said to capture away from any curious eyes…but…now that I’ve met her…I don’t know if I can force myself to go through with it.'

“Well, I’ve got to choose whose side I’m on sooner or later, slave or not,” he muttered under his breath.

Elisa poked her face into his. “Did you say something?” She asked, her blue eyes gleaming with innocence.

He stood up, tugging on the sleeve of his left arm to keep the metal shine hidden. She wouldn’t be able to feel anything different on his hand, but if she saw metal…she would have to know he was hiding something. “No, not much to say here,” he shrugged, throwing his black cloak back over his shoulders before following her giddy footsteps.

Updating Schedule: Hiatus



QUOTE TIME!
(Like I said, I love quotes)

"Even in literature and art, no man who bothers about originality will ever be original: whereas if you simply try to tell the truth (without caring twopence how often it has been told before) you will, nine times out of ten, become original without ever having noticed it."--C.S.Lewis

"That's what writing is all about, after all, making others see what you have put down on the page and believing that it does, or could, exist and you want to go there."--Anne McCaffrey

"Better to write for yourself and have no public, than to write for the public and have no self." - Cyril Connolly

"Don't change color to match the walls. Look like you belong and the walls will change color to match you." - Kender proverb (Dragonlance)

"I've often found, though, that deserving and happening don't always necessarily go together." -Tas (Dragonlance)

"Yet without the darkness, we would never be aware that the stars exist." - Palin(Dragonlance)

"Suck my disc drive!" --friend

"Hey, Raistlin, can you whoosh me somewhere?" - Tas (Dragonlance)

"I lost the Dragonblade!" - Kelch (from an RP)

"A resto druid and a feral druid walk into a playground. The kids see the resto druid and run. The feral druid asks "Why did they run from you?" The resto druid replies, "They thought I was a priest." -- joke my fiance' told me when we were still just friends.

"Procrastinators UNITE!! ... ... tomorrow." --from a shirt

"Let's do some minors...oh that doesn't sound good...especially if I were in Congress." - Music Theory teacher

"Here's what I would do if I were me." - Music Theory teacher, again

"God put a plague on our house and turned our toilet water BLUE!!" - my brother (talking about the cleaning substance to clean toilets)

"Oh no! The plague came back! I blame everyone but me. How could you?!" - my brother (when my mom decided the toilets needed another cleaning)

"Computers...are...morons." - my brother, again

"Music directors always have this strange humor that I never understand. They're just too weird."
"I get it. And it's funny." - my mom making a comment and me feeling even more like a music geek


On Reviews:

I try to keep a policy; it never seems to stick. I read, I review. Sometimes they're helpful reviews; other times they're just acknowledgments of "I like this" - though I will leave what I like if I do say that. By reviewing me, you point me to your stories. Does this mean I will diligently read them? No, not necessarily. However, I have gotten myself rid of my WoW addiction and therefore have more time. As I get back into my writing, I will get more into my fictionpress involvement and old friends (or acquaintances) will once again see my name on their review lists.


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"Characters rule the story. I just write it down."

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1. Chronicles of Avairean: Dragonblade » reviews
Enter a world of gods and goddesses, of thieves and bounty hunters, of mages and healers, of royalty and racial tension. As ancient legends come to life, shadows dance in the background, and a light flickers in the distance...enter the world of Avairean.
Fantasy - Fiction Rated: T - English - Fantasy/Drama - Chapters: 24 - Words: 59,630 - Reviews: 71 - Updated: 6-28-09 - Published: 12-6-07
2. Human Resistance: Demon Master » reviews
It is the year 3975. Earth has two colonies and is currently at war with an alien superpower. From one colony, a planet originally inhabited by demons, comes a girl wielding a legendary demon weapon. This is her journey of life. This is Reda's story.
Sci-Fi - Fiction Rated: T - English - Sci-Fi/Fantasy - Chapters: 11 - Words: 33,828 - Reviews: 5 - Updated: 6-18-09 - Published: 11-12-08
3. Chronicles of Avairean: Tainted White reviews
It has been said that one mind has the power to change the world. Three children - an Anon slave, a rebellious Wulfcon, and a stubborn Ranger Lady - may not change the whole world, but they sure will accept the challenge.
Fantasy - Fiction Rated: T - English - Fantasy/Drama - Chapters: 1 - Words: 3,465 - Reviews: 1 - Updated: 5-9-09 - Published: 5-9-09
4. Breaking Reality » reviews
Instead of falling into a portal and having to confront a prophecy and an evil Dark Lord, my characters have fallen into my world, sowing chaos. Now it's just a matter of setting things straight. Easier said than done. Why did I have to dream such things?
Fantasy - Fiction Rated: T - English - Humor/Adventure - Chapters: 13 - Words: 31,305 - Reviews: 30 - Updated: 4-20-09 - Published: 2-14-08
5. A Thief's Tale » reviews
Bred around thieves. Born with an urge to steal. As he became an adventurer in the land, his urge turned to stealing life. Now caught and doomed to die, a familiar stranger comes to write his tale. The tale of a thief of life. The tale...of a fallen hero.
Fantasy - Fiction Rated: T - English - Fantasy/Adventure - Chapters: 4 - Words: 9,514 - Reviews: 13 - Updated: 3-17-09 - Published: 12-26-07
6. Cybernetic Clone » reviews
It's a fight between world powers over a newly developed weapon. The twist? The weapon is a superhuman clone turned cyborg who doesn't have rights and is programmed to obey without question. Protesters believe he/it has a soul. Do you?
Sci-Fi - Fiction Rated: T - English - Sci-Fi/Drama - Chapters: 2 - Words: 8,303 - Reviews: 5 - Updated: 11-9-08 - Published: 11-6-08
7. Chronicles of Avairean: Infused Magic » reviews
“DarkMages aren’t evil just because of their title, and neither are LightMages inherently good. Not all magi are power hungry, neither are all samurai loyal and religious. You should learn to form your own opinions.”
Fantasy - Fiction Rated: M - English - Fantasy/Drama - Chapters: 23 - Words: 39,296 - Reviews: 21 - Updated: 9-22-08 - Published: 11-1-07
8. Ultimate Choices: Threads of Time » reviews
A parallel dimension. A new Era. An Evil already in control. A hero captured. Seven memories of a hero from the past. Thirteen symbols to save the hero. The balance tips, and the Balance himself will watch from afar.
Fantasy - Fiction Rated: T - English - Sci-Fi/Fantasy - Chapters: 5 - Words: 7,807 - Reviews: 12 - Updated: 9-21-06 - Published: 6-6-06
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