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Est. January 4, 2010
Perrinormal
Me, as a reader/writer, in summary: I admire cleverly crafted stories that draw their readers in, and make them think. I find the fantasy genre good for this. Fantasy can throw things into new light that I would not have thought about if I stuck to realism. It is also great for *ahem* frivolous wish fulfillment. I hate contrivance, that is, when a work feels "forced" as I read it. If it is well grounded and reeks of sincerity, I love it. I am moved by love. No, not mush, love. When one person truly cares more about another than their self, I find few things more beautiful. If I love to read it, I want to write like it.

How To Avoid Cheese  [E]   9.0 KB
How I keep my fiction from feeling contrived or forced, and when I think other fiction is.

Re: Why don't Vampires P?  [13+]   3 Votes
My response to an article by user Georgianna Lyn d'Juracetys

Me as a Naruto Ninja  [ASR]   19.8 KB
A fan-fiction character loosely/partially based on myself.

TiranthiaScene: Tevendii Meets Jenny  [E]   8.0 KB
A young Terian woman befriends a Tellurian girl.