My mind's always racing, filled with worlds and stories that never fade away. So I have to write them all down, letting those worlds flow from my mind to my fingertips to my computer keys. It's a tragic, beautiful and often painful process, but I wouldn't do it if I didn't love it more than anything in this world.

I can be very awkward around people. My age ranges from 5 to 40 years old - sometimes I'm more childish than my little brother and sometimes I'm older than my 30-year-old neighboor.

I write just about anything, really. I've tried keeping a journal, but failed miserably. Is this a writer's thing or something?

I began writing stories more frequently when I started writing One Direction fanfics - too much fluff and unrealistic realities that I want to slap my face twice. But I don't regret it - those stories made me want to be a better writer and to keep writing.

I also had a really cliché phase in my writing, which is the bad boy-good girl phase. You know, when you find very romantic when the rebellious, gorgeous guy from high school slowly falls for the smart, witty and beautiful good girl. But I'm over it, I swear, just as I'm over my One Direction phase.

Now I like creating my own worlds, my own characters - there's just so much more hard work and thought put into it. I can spend nights and even days wondering and pondering and making up scenarios, which sometimes distracts me from my real life - and it's always a tiny bit disappointing when I come back to it.

Expect Les Miserábles, Hart of Dixie and other fanfics. I'm capable of writing drabbles out of anything I watch or read, so beware.