As of March 2011, Penanna has deleted old content on her fanfiction.net account.

With the exception of Fiat Lvx, I doubt I will be returning to any of the fics I'd written to complete them. Given their age and my lack of writing skills when I first conceived them, I decided to retire them to the confines of my hard drive.

Some of my hobbies include:Writing, reading, drawing, gaming, blogging, and RP(Role Play online).

Some of the things I like are: Books, notebooks, stationary, anime, manga, Japanese culture/history/language, computers, gaming, World of Warcraft, friends, food and sleeping.

Some of the things I dislike are: Spiders, the cold, Crowds and over-crowded places, loud noises/place/people.

Some of the books/films/animes/mangas/games I like are: JRR Tolkien's novels, Final Fantasy, Sailor Moon, World of Warcraft, Ursula Le Guin's novels, and many more.

Currently Working on: 'Fiat lvx; Let there be light' Category: Anime-Sailor Moon(LiveAction), Two main characters: Zoicite and OC: Tsuchikerio Chikai,Genres: Romance, Drama, Action, Langauge: English(With some Latin and Japanese, but will be translated during the chapters.

Title: 'Fiat lvx; Let there be light' Fiction Rating: T/PG13 (Not recommended for anyone under the age of 13 due to certain references of death, suicide, and love)Summary: Zoicite is waiting in limbo for Endymion to summon him if he needs him and the othe Shitennou, when he is revived by a strange girl - in the heat of battle with a Youma! Forced to protect the girl and Sailor Venus, Zoicite destroies the youma, and asks the girl why she revived him. So she reveals a secret: Endymion is in grave danger! Who is she, why did she resurrect him, and why does Sailor Venus torment Zoicite's dreams?

Note: 'Fiat lvx' is Latin, which translates to 'Let there be light', 'Fiat'='Let there be', 'Lvx'=Light. (More literal, 'Lvx' means 'Light in extension'). In ancient times, the latin alphabet didn't have the letter 'u' andso the sound of 'u' was represented by the 'v'. Later on, when the letter 'u' was introduced to the Latin alphabet, 'lvx' became 'lux', but I chose to use the old-latin spelling of 'light' for effect =)