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If you couldn't tell from the title, I'm not really good with posts. At Least, not posts about myself. As fun as it is to look around here, I prefer to keep most things about me absolutely secret, so don't go asking me questions and expect me to answer all of them. :? Okay, I'm beginning to sound rather mean. Time to change tactics.

My name, as far as you know, is Kamorama, and that is no lie. I live everywhere you can pretty much imagine, at least, in my brain I do. My age is in the high school range.(Okay, so I'm fifteen. I'm pretty sure that it says that on my profile anyway.)I will tell you that I have been writing since about... well, since I could write, and I was making up stories before even then. I've always had a very active imagination, which can be bad when you're walking down a dark street at night.

I write every type of book that can be written, any genre though I prefer fiction and I prefer fantasy or sci-fi. Most the time however, I will write whatever people seem to be liking at the time when I am writing.

Unfortunately, despite the fact that I have been writing for so long, I have only finished one story. It was a chapter book I titled "Frieze". I lost the original manuscript in sixth grade, which made me sad, and I haven't been able to find or rewrite it. I do remember the basic story, but I doubt I'll ever find time to rewrite it.

I'm looking forward to this, and I hope that I will be able to make plenty of well-spoken and well-written friends. :mrgreen:
"'It is some time since I last heard the sound of your shears. How long have you been Eavesdropping?'

'Eavesdropping, sir? I don't follow you, begging your pardon. There ain't no eaves at Bag End and that's a fact!'"

- Sam Gamgee and Gandalf the Grey. The Fellowship of the Ring, Pg. 70.




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Hey,

So I won't ask any questions but wecome to YWS!

Kamora wrote: I've always had a very active imagination, which can be bad when you're walking down a dark street at night.


Haha! Same here and it doesn't help when you live in NYC :)

What was Frieze about?
What's your favorite book?

Red and Blue, Red and Blue, Red and Blue Winter? I was singing it out loud for a while, trying to figure out what it meant..

If you have any questions just PM me :)


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Actually, it means of winter, but close enough. :smt001. Let me see, Frieze was actually about a half-dragon girl who had been abandoned in a town full of people who want her dead, but never had the courage to kill her. She ends up going to the capital city because of some strange dreams she's seen of a half-dragon like her who was trapped in a cell in the king's dungeon. It's from that half-dragon that the story gets it's name, because Frieze is his name. It's an interesting storyline, and I liked writing it. Maybe I'll post something of what I've rewritten here for reading and reviewing.

As for my favorite book, I have many, and they come an go quickly. At the moment I'm addicted to a series by Robert Lipardio. (I think that's how his last name is spelled.) The first book is called the House of Dark Shadows, and it's very climatic from beginning to end. Before that I was addicted to a book by Robert Hobb titled "The Royal Assassin" although I didn't like the end to that series and I ended up not reading it.

Anyway, thank you for the welcome. I'm glad you took the time to read it.
"'It is some time since I last heard the sound of your shears. How long have you been Eavesdropping?'

'Eavesdropping, sir? I don't follow you, begging your pardon. There ain't no eaves at Bag End and that's a fact!'"

- Sam Gamgee and Gandalf the Grey. The Fellowship of the Ring, Pg. 70.




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Hello Kamorama,

I have the same problem with walking down a street, I always think that something is going to jump out of a hedge at me.

Anyway! Welcome to YWS!
Your post wasn't bad at all, its perfectly alright to with-hold certain info :D

*hands cookie*

(Don't ask, its an on going YWS thing)

So, your book sounds interesting, bummer that you lost the manuscript, but these things happen. I hope that YWS helps you to finish your other books. I'm Lydia by the way, nice to meet you.

So feel free to PM me if you have any questions, or are looking for a review, I'm happy to help. I look forward to reading some of your work :D

See you around,
~Lydia :D
Thinking about what you COULD achieve will get you no where. You've got to chase your dreams.
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