Species: human. Alas.

Can be found on: YouTube threads, defending the brilliance of The Last Jedi from the unworthy peasants. (Really tried to comprehend all the hatred, and it definitely makes no sense to me apart from the fact that it's a global sport nowadays, to moan and complain about everything and anything.)

Specialization: PhD student by day, Star Wars enthusiast by night.

Religious affiliation: was a hard-line Reylo sceptic, and now is converted to its most zealous follower. Still unsure whether this made my life better or ruined any prospect of normal human-to-human interaction.

Other personal descriptors: Friendly nihilist who shouldn't be taken seriously under any circumstances. Also, an idiot who only much later discovered how to post chapters as actual chapters, and not as separate stories. I'm deeply embarrassed by that, so I'll go on and brood over my many failures wearing nothing but high waisted pants and a hair wrap.

To whoever dares to thread here:

I'm bleeding out all of my ideas about the Ep. IX right now and soon I'll be focusing solely on my story "And they have escaped the weight of darkness". It will be a melancholy filled piece with serious musings on the subject, but I'll keep it elegant, succinct and in-the-character.

My other story "Everything under the heaven" is more of an extravagant parody and tongue-in-cheek, although many themes are seriously dealt with and I don't take even my comedy lightly. I was long stuck with that manuscript and it was something of an acquired taste for me. But it emerged as it is after a lot of writes and re-writes. Hopefully, it will not fall flat.

"Game of Stars, Throne of Wars" is the shortest and the most light-hearted of all. I enjoyed thoroughly writing it, and I hope it shows. It is based on my personal impression that Jon Snow and Ben Solo have a lot in common and, have they somehow met, they'd probably end up dwelling on past and brooding over their many mistakes and losses. Ben would get drunk with Corellian wine and cry in Jon's shoulder for Rey to come back. :) This doesn't happen in my story, but still I can see this scenario coming to life. :D

"The Tree of Life" is a depiction of Reylo married life post-Episode IX. I really hope they get their happily ever after, or I'll need to start taking the antidepressants to see me through Ep. IX.

"The New Order" is my pioneering achievement, a kid I'm ultimately very proud off despite all of its many faults - length being the major one, and there are some style and language issues I'll deal with as I'm growing up to become a real boy. ;) It still contains a lot of ideas that I think are worth something and some poignant moments that even left me crying, because it was a journey writing this text and I wasn't always sure about the details and where the narrative would take me. And the devil is in the details, so there's lots to it, I think. I picked the title because by the end of Episode IX, the new order will be established in the galaxy far, far away: only not in the way Kylo Ren wants it to.