Hey all. Welcome to my profile!

My name is Haras Railfcm, but my readers call me Haras.

My job as an author is to write about the characters that come to me with untold stories. Stories that have supposedly been completed, but unfortunately leaving out characters with special stories, like in Orceania: The Hidden City, where Frodo and Sam meet someone who makes sure Sam does not abandon his friend, or in Narnia: The Musical, where the Four Kings and Queens of Narnia find and help change the life of one young woman, who in turn changes them and Narnia, or even Harry Potter and the American Invasion, in which Sarah turns Hogwarts upside down when she comes as an exchange student.

I also found out recently that I am a fairly decent poet, and I hope to get more poems out soon.

I am always taking in my surroundings, and documenting them mentally if I like what I experience, or think it will make a good part of a story one day. I can usually be found writing in the attic alcove window seat, writing in my purple notebook with my purple mechanical pencil, and I am ALWAYS found with my USA Olympic bucket hat from the 2004 Olympic Games Closing Ceremonies.

Here are some fanfic categories I plan to work on in the future-

~Howl's Moving Castle

~Newsies

~Peanuts

~Halloweentown High

~Saved by the Bell

Please read my stories and poetry and leave a review. I take criticism as long as it's constructive. I am also a firm believer that, even though I don't write it, MarySues are stories too. Stories are supposed to make you experience something you probably never would otherwise, and if someone wants to write a story based upon their wishes, why not? Like I said, I don't write it, although my Harry Potter story started out as one, but it has evolved, however there are still a few elements in there from the original story, as a salute to the young author who started writing it so many years ago (don't ask me how long, haha). I also don't appreciate it when readers assume that just because an author is female, and she writes a romance, that the story is a MarySue. In the case of Narnia: The Musical, I am trying to get a big message out, and if that's all the reader can think about, they aren't going to get the message, and it happens to be a very important one too. So try not to judge so quickly when you see female fanfic writers with romances please.

Thanks, and happy reading!

~Haras