Most of my fanfiction is Vocaloid-based, since Vocaloid has extremely flexible characters. Take warning, I'm a multi-shipper. I don't even have a Vocaloid OTP! Though that's not saying I don't have OTPs elsewhere.
My favorite animes are Cowboy Bebop, Baccano!, Puella Magi Madoka Magica, and Eve no Jikan. My favorite books are all by H.P. Lovecraft, and well, I like most science fiction and fantasy, too! My favorite artists are Kenshi Yonezu and Keith Thompson.

My Favorite VocaloPs
1. Hachi (Favorite song: Qualia)
2. Nashimoto (Favorite song: Nocturnal Chicken March or AAaaAAaaAAaa)
3. SeleP (I don't even know what Sele song is my favorite. They're all so fabulously yandere).
4. Machigerita (Sunset Love Suicide, mostly because Guuuumi.)
5. Chaa (Meconopsis Beatifocalia. There is no way I spelled that second word right.)

My Favorite Vocaloids
1. Gumi ( I don't even know gosh I just love Gumi so much)
2. Miki (Lience is my favorite Miki, though Daybreak and Cream Soda also come to mind)
3. SeeU (Falling Rain or Alone)
4. Tone Rion (A Thousand Regrets)
5. VY2 Yuuma (Glass Flower)

Also, I'm occasionally laconic in writing. Expect low word counts. I also don't update much, because I'll forget I need to update, or because I'm procrastinating, or because fuck it.

Nanobot zombies can happen, guys. Science says so:

My major influences in writing? Hachi, Lemony Snicket, Soren Bowie, this one really good blog I'm currently trying to find again. It was like the Sand Journals or something. If you think you have a link, send it to me.
My favorite things to write about? Weird shit, platonically romantic relationships, zombie slaying, psychological stuff, steampunk, and world-changing.

Here are my favorite websites!
- A humor blog, and also full of the most awesome trivia ever, along with some really good creative writing from the likes of Robert Brockway, Chris Bucholz, and Soren Bowie.
I remember once having over a hundred tabs open here. No idea where the music was coming from.
One of my favorite artists ever, period, no exceptions. I found him through Scott Westerfeld.