Once a physicist, always a physicist. Why oh why dost thee wish to become a lyricist?

Not exactly a physicist, but close. So my style of writing is crisp, dry and to the point. I have a kernel of a fan inside, thus should I let it grow it might turn into a monster. I hate illogical, unexplained loops in plotline, so may go over the top just to make a story fit together.

Hereby and now I solemnly declare my worst enemy is out-of-characterness. The image of the author's favourite personages dancing to the tune of Pink Panther may enter my mind, and no matter how amusing imagining them singing "Lion sleeps tonight" is, I swear not to share this horror with the rest of the world.

Meet my punctuation freak – I put comma and dash whenever possible, and since I have no beta there’s no one to knock some punctuation sense in me, so if a kind soul wishes to beta me, they will be greeted with a warm hug and homemade cookies, with chocolate!

As you can see, I tend to use oversized sentences.

Slash/yaoi/whatever-to-call-it: I actually don't like it that much. I just like the characters. Why does all good fiction have mostly male interesting characters? I'd gladly make Lavi from D.Gray-Man female for instance. Or Zelgadiss from Slayers, though it would make his (now her) life even more miserable, MWAHAHAHA!

I, also known as Niina or Anna when signing reviews while not logged in, have a lj account, with more of my ramblings.