I = Samantha.

Preferred Genres

1. Romance. I'm a sucker for it, really. Everytime I filter out stories when I'm looking for a good one, it must include romance. Although I have to say, I'm not really a fan of lemons... too graphic for mine eyes, you could say?

2. Angst. It just takes the depth of the emotion that's the most interesting to write about. I could go on and on about how amazing it is... to see the description of the pain... how the character caves in on him/herself sometimes... how utterly unreachable a person can get... eh, but I won't. I just hope that I can someday soon gain the talent to write a decent angst story.

3. Humor. Sometimes, I'm an irregular clown. I love to laugh, and make people laugh, or atleast smile, so why not enjoy it in stories? I can stomach the humor in all sorts of random ways, just as long as it makes sense. Add some real logic, a believable plot, and I'm loling for days...

4. Horror. Love it. Get bloody in stories, if you dare. Inspire horror for the discasting ways something comes about. Oh, and insanity? Gotta love it. As I like to say, "an insane charater is the main character". Give me someone who's totally off of their rocker, and I'll stare at this computer for hours and read. Every. Single. Chapter. Before adding it to my favorites, that is.

5. Drama. What's a story without drama?

6. Hurt/Comfort. Kinda goes along with the angst thing, except perhaps more or less acute with the pain. And! There's a guarantee in there that the person will be comforted in the end so... :3. Although, I prefer angst.

7. Action/Adventure. It's like a plot enhancer.

And the list goes on...

Okay, so on to something else...

As of now, I have writer's block. Bad. So updates on anything may be slow, like, snail-pace. Also, I apologize if you find the one-shots I post to be less-than-satisfactory or cheating you out of a full story, but its honestly the only thing that helps right now. It's really killing me not to be able to write, because I have sooo many ideas, but for now...

bleh.

So I'll try to work on that.

On an optimistic note, though, once I get started, I won't stop! In the meanwhile, however, I can and will rewrite the stories that I have posted. To my shame, D: there are a few grammatical errors, and to be honest, I skipped the whole read and rewrite, edit process because I was just too excited to post it. Besides an improvement, atleast it gives me a story to write and work on.

Thank you very much! Crossings officially has 1000 hits!

Which means... if I can stick to one idea at a time and improve them greatly enough, more stories! Of an excellent quality, I promise. Thankyouthankyouthankyou for reading!