GryphonFledgling

*eyes the messenger bag* I do need one of those for school. Hmm...

Novel. I'm actually working on the in-between stages of two NaNo novels: editing last year's and planning this year's. I is uber exciteded! ~GryphonFledgling

Other. Why is "writing" not an option on there? *shames Nate* Though reading is definitely on my list of things to do uber buttloads of. Yay for summer! ~GryphonFledgling

*whoot* Rock on, Evi! Congrats on Member of the Month!

*squints at that book* Is that a "buy one, get one half price" sticker I see?

Tall. Thin. Plain. Swaggers like a pirate, but so quickly that others struggle to keep up. Handshake way too firm for a girl. Constant half-glare due to squinting against the ...

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Lovely. Now I am inspired to try binding some of my own works...

I'm just curious as to what the folks on YWS would say they usually write. This is what you write mostly. Obviously you can dabble in any other style you ...

Locked Doors by Laurie R. King and The Invisible Man by H.G. Wells

'K, if the 'stache would come off, I would actually find him hotter in that picture than in the entirety of "Twilight." Honestly, he just wasn't doing it for me ...

And, yes, Colin Firth is my Mr. Darcy, too. *hugs all other Colin Firth Darcy fans*

Man, Darcy doesn't need a team. He's pretty much got the whole straight female population of the universe on his side. Amen to that.

See, here's the thing: I don't think I'd be right for either one of them. So I probably wouldn't pick either one of them. Darcy's a little too shy and ...

I would prefer the Matthew Macfadyen Mr. Darcy if we're getting into specifics. He's way hotter than Colin Firth. Tis true Blasphemy! *hisses* Colin Firth is the definitive Mr. Darcy ...