For ever writer there is some person, idea, or object that makes you pick up a pen to write a couple of words. For me, making stories with powerful themes matter to me. My intentions are not to provoke people with my feelings towards certain books, but to question how they see each book they read. If I am able to do that, then I am completing one of my goals. What you should know about me is that my words are never meaningless, they are apart of me and what I believe in.

Now onto the picture.

No, that is not a picture of me (I am not in a hospital bed nor am I a man), that picture is of Jean-Dominique Bauby. He was an editor, author, and journalist of a French magazine Elle. One day when he was driving with his son, he had a massive stroke. When he woke up, he could not move one inch of his body except for his left eyelid.

While he was paralyzed, he had managed to write a beautiful book called The Diving Bell and the Butterfly.

Jean-Dominique inspires me to think that nothing is impossible and go beyond the limits. For that, I will and for that I continue to write; not for him, nor for myself, but to prove that it is possible to believe and write the impossible, in hope that one day that it will actually happen.

So I hope I educated you and perhaps inspire you to think things differently.

Oh and by the way...I am not your English teacher nor your mother. I am just a writer who takes this job very seriously. So don't be afraid! I don't bite! I've been working on my tales for four years now and contrary to most belief, I am not that old. I'm actually quite young (I do read Twilight so that might give you a hint of my age). I've just been taught to take writing seriously, but I do hope to imagine a great comedy tale and all genres too.

So...I think that's enough, but in conclusion: read, review, and think