It's A Pleasure To Meet You

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Hi! I'm Neva.

I love to read, but I have been finding it harder and harder to find time as my list of projects steadily grows. I used to write every single day of my life. In fact, when I was in 7th grade, I made up and called it 'A Dose a Day' in which I wrote every single day for a year. And then I stopped. Three years have since passed, and I realized how much more fulfilling life could be if i just injected a bit of writing into it. So that's exactly what I plan on doing. :D

I'm an awko taco, but I bask in my awkwardness. I love writing, and hopefully I will actually put pencil to paper. I know. Crazy.

I'm currently studying up to start pre-med(WHOO! School!) so I am super busy. Posting may not be as frequent as I like, but I will definitely be posting soon!

I'm pretty excited to be able to say that I am part of the YWS family. :D

I can't wait to meet you all!




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Hi, Neva.

I'm Thelios, or Thel. I actually know what you're feeling. I was a constant writer in high school myself. Then I slowly divulged in other things until in 2010, when I picked up (Well, in my case, my laptop) and started writing a book. Since then, I've written almost 3 full chapters of the book (I pause it constantly because I refuse it to be my first published piece of work.) Otherwise, I just dabble in my writing once in awhile. My latest piece is actually the piece I posted in here called Thankful For Daddy. Otherwise, not much to tell. Talk to you later.

Thelios
"To end up in the bottomless pit, you must first fall farther than you have ever fallen. But don't worry. You won't get there. Not easily at least."




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Thelios,

I read your piece. Loved it! It is really deep and touching. If you ever want to share the beginning of that book with anyone, I'd love to read it. :D

Nice to meet you!

Neva



It suddenly struck me that that tiny pea, pretty and blue, was the Earth. I put up my thumb and shut one eye, and my thumb blotted out the planet Earth. I didn't feel like a giant. I felt very, very small.
— Neil Armstrong