Oh my goodness, I love this. <3
Username: TwistedQueen
What will we call you: Queen :3
What are your goals as an author? OHMAN. Well, first of all, whenever I tell people that I am a writer and that is my career, they say, "WELL HAHAHA SUREEE HONEY. YOU HAVE FUN WITH THAT." Uhhhuhhh. Right. I have been writing since I was two. I told my mom stories and she wrote them down, and I illustrated them with scribbles. I have never wanted to be anything else (except a vet when I was like five.) So my first goal is to prove everyone wrong. My second is to get a book published (I've only written four novels, and they all stink, but as I am in highschool that is to be expected.) My third is to win a writing contest - there is one in February for people in my state. Thirteen prizes, and I would really like to at least get honorable mention.
Can you give us a sample of your writing? Oh yusss. ^^
The rain beat down on the top of the hotel. The Starry. The woman was outside it. Her translucent blonde hair fluttered in the wind, but though drops of rain fell heavily from the sky, she was not wet. The crooked letters “Starry Night Hotel” had once flashed neon colors at night, but now they were broken, and dead-looking. How she missed it! She had loved the hotel like she had loved her family. Its beauty had always been astounding to her. The fact that she could have something that wonderful just drew her breath away. Its creamy white walls, its thick, velvety rugs, and the stars, glittering under its name. Those were well-earned stars. Five of them, sitting in a row. Just like its name. It had always been headed for glory.
She had led it there. She had made it something, and for once, she was something too. More than just a wannabe. It was her shelter, almost like her home. It seemed fitting that that was where it all should end. And with her, ended the hotel’s glory. Her end, and the hotel’s end. Together they would fall. And only with her help could this place recover its reputation.
It hurt her, to see it in decay like this. Not cared for, like it should be. It was almost like a person to her, something that lived and breathed, and…she felt slightly faint, and all sense of reality was ebbing away. In a second, she would go into a dream. She knew it well. She would being going to the Starry, like usual, and she would open the doors, but instead there was only an iron one. Instead, there was a dim lobby, and she would realize that her life had gone. When she was younger, she had dreams like that too, where she would wake up in a cold sweat, and be afraid that her nightmares would come true. Only in the light of the morning would she feel better.
^^^ Kind of an excerpt from my novel. It's completely raw and unedited, and pretty crappy atm. Please excuse me. x3
Are you currently working on any books? Yup. As I said, I've written four novels in my very short life (not saying my age, obviously, but again, highschool.) Right now I'm working on one - I'm about halfway through and 170-ish pages.
Why do you want to join? Because I am an aspiring writer (though I do hate that term; I am a writer, always have been, so not really aspiring.)
Do you have published books yet? Nope. Too young. I need to get some experience first.
Do you wish to find a "writing partner"? Ehhh, maybe. Some of the writers in the writing forum are....to say the least...less than good.
What Role(s): Whaaat?
What's your favorite Genre? Fantasy and fiction. I dislike realistic fiction mostly, but I'm forcing myself to write a novel that's mostly realistic because I need to work on character development.
What kind of books do you write? Again, mostly a combination of realistic and fantasy. I can't write romance because I have no idea what it's like, having not really dated anyone. I can't write sci-fi, or historical fiction, but I intend to try them eventually. I don't write nonfiction or biographies.