Amielleon: rhymes with chameleon, which I am not.

My interests include sad children, weird relationships, and people being people.

I mostly post things at AO3 these days.

I'm not new around here, but I could use a fresh start.

Maybe you knew me before. Maybe you didn't. I'm a better writer now. I hope.

I write for myself but I'd be lying outlandishly if I said I didn't care about reviews. I love reviews. I love thoughtful reviews. I love critiques and criticisms. I don't quite love flames but they help my review count. Anything but silence.

If for some reason you want more, there's some smaller/rougher/dynamically formatted stuff up on my journal and elsewhere. Here is a master list. (If that link isn't working for you, it's [amielleon (dot) dreamwidth (dot) org (slash) 106818 (dot) html] and it also contains links to the two stories mentioned below.) Update: FFN is pretty dead these days, so I've been gradually favoring ArchiveOfOurOwn when posting new work. I go by the same name there. You can always find my stuff through the master list, though.

One major work I can't post on FFN for formatting reasons is "A Tale or Two", posted on my Archive of Our Own account. It's roughly 3000 words. Summary: "Ike and the shopkeeper: the most famous lovers of Tellius. A portrait through space and time about history, myth, and love."

Another big project of mine (15k words and half a year!) is "Love is Blind", which is about Olivia's and Henry's budding relationship and its issues and happens to involve a sex scene of some importance. Summary: "Olivia and Henry get married and (eventually) have sex while Inigo and Maribelle are nosy fangirls. But things aren't so simple in what should have been their happily-ever-after. Maybe they've been expecting the wrong things all along."

Also, I made this thing called the Self-Insert Story Generator. It does just what you think it does. Please, play with it. :)

I write Henry according to his Japanese characterization. Here is my writeup on the differences between his original and localized character.