Hello, dear and gentle reader. Or potential reader, or past reviewer...whatever. Let me tell you a little about me and my writings.

I'm a big fan of Sky High, Lord of the Rings, Stargate SG-1, Stargate: Atlantis, Lost, Alias, Psych, and Monk, but I plan on writing fan fictions for only a few of those. So far I've only written a couple, and this will get updated with the progress of any new work.

Sky High

"Her War with Peace"

-- My first fic! It follows the journey of Dawn Odelle (yes, an OFC interested in Warren, but pay attention) and her escapades at Sky High and out of it. Surprisingly little of the story actually takes place at the school, but don't worry - I didn't stray TOO far from the story. It's set at the beginning of the new school year after the movie takes place, and Dawn is not a Mary-Sue, nor is she a rawr tough chick who saves the day all the time. Heck, she used to be homeschooled. C'mon. =P

LOST

"Martini and a Massage"

-- Set about a month after the castaways are rescued. Hawaii, ironically, is the destination of our favorite con-man, Sawyer, and he's looking to relax. Relationship-wise, it is Sawyer/Kate central, although there is talk of a Jack/Kate past. I can't say anything more.

A warning - some of my favorites may have content for which I am not responsible, so just keep that in mind if you're visiting there. However, none of the fics I post here will have "explicit content" (you know what I mean) or slash. Ever.

For now, sit back, relax, grab a cup of coffee, and read any of my fanfictions that appeal to your soul, or check out some of my favorite authors/stories. Or you could go somewhere else and read someone else's work.

The choice is yours, as always.

The devoted fan of the literary arts,

Corvaisis

"Methinks she is too low for a high praise,
Too brown for a fair praise,
and too little for a great praise.
However, this commendation I can afford her:
That were she other than she is, she were unhandsome,
And being no other but as she is, I do not like her."

- Benedick -
Shakespeare's "Much Ado About Nothing"