My name isn't important. I'm 17, turning 18 in march. I live in Canada and attend a small college where I study web publishing and graphic design, the latter being my one true passion.

I'm strange. My writing is strange, too. I rarely ever finish a piece, but I do if I get good feedback. I don't review other stories very often, but I will occasionally write a review if I think the story is extraordinary or keeps me occupied and/or amused.

I'm a music fanatic. I'd die without it.

I often write drama and/or angst short fiction. Why? Because it's easiest. Everything I write usually has a personal experience hidden in it. Whether or not it's apparent, it's usually there.

I like to write about depression, suicide, and self-injury. They say it's easy to write about what you know, and I know a lot about that sort of thing.

Light-hearted stories often make me ill. Anything happy-go-lucky and fluffy makes me want to vomit. With the exception of some works written by certain authors. But my preference is definitely for the more depressing stuff.

My writing--
Darkness Falls: A piece I'm still very proud of. Plotless, but meaningful.
Ice: I'll never finish this. A story about a school obsessed girl. When bad things happen, her life turns upside down.
Game (title keeps changing): About an eighteen year old depressive cutter. I enjoy writing this muchly, so review! I'll be adding quite a bit within the next while.