Everyone else seems to post on this sub-form, so I figured it wouldn't hurt to give it a shot as well...
There's not so much to say about me other than I am a fairly normal guy as far as normalcy applies. I am 20, turning 21 in nine months. I attended Northern Virginia Community College for a year, but now go to Liberty University, the largest Christian university (dare I say it) in the USA, I believe. I have a decent family consisting of several aunts and uncles, and twelve cousins overall. I have a fraternal twin, who is four inches taller and thirty or forty pounds heavier.
I have been writing since the age of ten, having developed a style that, at first, borrowed largely from Stephen King, and during my adolescent years, Ted Dekker as well. My first novella ever was finished then, the Walkway, which I am now starting to re-write completely, retitled as "Her Grim Reaper" It was a decent book for a thirteen/fourteen year old to write when he had absolutely no freaking idea what writing was all about. In those younger days, I wrote to get fantasy stories out of my head so that I could stop dreaming about them happening. Largely, my characters are based on people I've met, or often more than not, are based on split parts of my own personality.
When I read Hunter S. Thompson's book seven or eight finished novellas later, my style took a change for the better once again. I won't say I borrowed from his style; rather his style influenced me to be able to develop mine even more consistantly. After years of writing then, at the age of nineteen, I finished my first (and last, so far) novel ever, It's in the Blood, at 370-some pages long. From there, I've been writing about numerous ideas, but no novels have been finished. The closest I've gotten to finishing is Keep it Cool, a story I've posted on here before that's been largely ignored. I hope to get that finished sometime before the summer of 2009, but we'll see.
At any rate, there you have it; I have numerous novels in the works right now, and none of them near completion. I hope to follow It's in the Blood with a worthy novel soon though.
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