Hello, everyone. I've been avoiding making a Fanfiction account for a (very) long time now. All of my stories are here and more recently here on my Livejournal, and I thought I really didn't need to post them anywhere else. However, I've haven't been getting a lot of readers over there, so I thought that I would post some (if not all) of my favorite stories here, to hopefully generate more interest.

About My Writing

Favorite characters to write
HP - Luna, Neville, Hermione, Ron, Viktor, Pansy, Draco, Marcus, Percy, Fleur
I tend to stick to the kids.
Firefly - River
Supernatural - Dean, Castiel
X-Men - Rogue

OOC characterizations that I occasionally indulge myself with
dark!Harry, nasty!Ginny, flirty!Cho, sympathetic!Lavender, bullynotsexgod!Draco, and misunderstood!Percy

Favorite PairingsLuna/Any Male – She so funky that she fits anyone if you try hard enough
Ron/Hermione – They complement each other so well, not that don’t mix them up occasionally
Pansy/Good Guy – They balance her out nicely
George/Pansy, Marcus/Alicia, Hermione/Viktor, Bill/Fleur
River/Janye, Rogue/Gambit, Claire/Sawyer, Edward/Bella, Darcy/Elizabeth, Jane/Rochester, Jim/Pam
(I like to mix and match)

What do you think you're best at (genre, style, theme)?

Genre: other than general, the most fics I have are introspection/character study, humor/comedy, and romance fluff – I write others, but I like these most
Style: I’m best at description and multiple meanings or metaphors. I often try to weave in an underlying symbol or have the characters act differently than they are speaking. I’m also good at quirky. I also like to reveal a surprise at the end and letting people make their own conclusions about what’s going on. I wonder how many get the same ideas that I meant them to!
Theme: People’s actions betraying their words; true love; oddness; happy endings; opposites attract.

What would you like to be better at?
Dialogue; sometimes I feel good about it and sometimes the whole thing just feels awkward. I also wish I would write some every day, but it takes a bit to get me going. I also tend to use too many clichés; I am of the opinion that never using them has become a cliché itself, so I don’t worry if I do use a couple, but I can rely too much on them.

Name five things that typically characterize your work.
a. Weasley boys being gentlemen
b. Light vs. darkness
c. Weather that reflects or ignores emotions
d. Pairings that really shouldn’t work
e. Creative descriptions that set the mood

Describe yourself as a writer in five words or less.
Creative, random, impulsive, romantic, bewildering

About Me
I’m a 24-year-old college graduate and missionary teacher from California formerly working in Seoul, Korea. I'm now back in California teaching and coaching. In a nutshell, I’m a Hufflepuff, an INTJ, a closet romantic, and long-winded. I love happy endings and transformations from evil to good. I'm independent, stubborn, and almost a perfectionist. I'm doing better about writing non-HP fanfiction :)