"In the end, everything will be alright. If it's not alright, it's not the end." -Irish Proverb

Hello, I'm an Irish student and aspiring author who has far too many ideas bouncing around my head. In an attempt to get them out, I've created this account. I hope you enjoy the stories that I post. I have a great love for Irish Culture and Worldbuilding so if I can fit either into a story I will.

Lost in the Valleys: Status

Currently on a two week hiatus, while I try and finish up my original novel. Whether I succeed is an entirely different matter.

Lost in the Valleys: About

A OC self-insert is reborn into Naruto in the village of Tanigakure No Sato, which is only mentioned in Canon once. This story is focused on worldbuilding and trying to fill in the cracks in the Naruto world, as well as put as much of an unique spin that I can on the subgenre of Self-Inserts. This story is not going to turn into a power fantasy or something like that, the main character Tsuyoshi will suffer, and each step he takes to power will be earned.

Lost in the Valleys: Community

If you want to contribute to worldbuilding or even just the general story itself I'm more than happy to discuss it with you in Reviews or PMs, though I would recommend PMing as it's easier and somewhat quicker to use. If you have a problem with the story, tell me immediately so that I can focus on fixing it, and if ever begin to deviate from Canon without warning in a way that makes no kind of sense, do the same.

Recommended Sources for Writing, both original fiction and fan works:

FantasyFaction.com - plenty of great writing articles and reviews to read.

The YouTube Artifexian channel - a really good source for those wanting to do some heavy worldbuilding.

The YouTube Terrible Writing Advice channel - a good source for helping you to avoid clichés.

How Not to Write A Novel (By Sandra Newman and Michael Mittelmark) - a great book written by an editor and novelist duo that tell you how to commit all the most common pitfalls of unpublished authors, so that you can do the exact opposite.