Books are a uniquely portable magic. - Stephen King

To write a good story we must learn to go beyond our comfort zones and welcome with open arms the strange, bizarre and magical-esque ideas that floods and lingers within the caverns of our mind. To try out new boundaries, and become and manifest the ideas we had conjured ourselves. Embracing your mirage of dreams, and oddities is just a normal phase of being an author or writer. Simply, the key to a breathtaking story is our imagination- coupled with the knowledge we have gained over bettering our work of literature. - Itazura Hime Kitsune

My quote wouldn't make much sense so what I'm trying to say is: Try and think of impossible, weird and out of the world ideas that are your own. They wouldn't make much sense to the others, but that is the downside of individual creativity- however you can explain it to them. Brand new ideas sometimes would not or would start out rejected. However don't get too creative where the story may not get published due to lack of audience wanting to read it. So don't lose hope and continue being imaginative.

Anyway, hello, I'm Itazura Kitsune and my friends usually call me Ita, Hime or Kitsune. I know I chose to be Roses Carousels and Arabesques, but it's because I love roses and carousels ever since I was a little tyke and the arabesque is a type of ornamental design that mystifies me in some way just like roses and carousels. There's something magical about these three things that teems with beauty, but then again I do know a lot of other objects that also leaves me breathless aside from these three.

I am most likely alright with any nicknames that you can think of as long as you are comfortable by calling me with your preferred choice of nickname- just make sure to never call me anything out of rudeness. Respect is all I need and we're cool.

I am still an amateur young writer dreaming to become an improvised author and artist illustrator someday, and I will try to learn and improve as much as I can so that I can apply my knowledge of literature to my works of art.

Ari of Okay Ophelia is my inspiration for writing along with many authors namely Neil Gaiman, Stephen King, Bill Willingham and many more. I particularly favor a good novel and comic in the genre's of Romance, Fantasy, Gore, Horror, Psychology, Adventure, and History.

Aside from living inside my parents' house buried beneath the quilted comforters of my bed, writing anything that comes to mind from drafts to finished fictions, I'm just your normal highschool girl aiming to study in Law school after college. Purple Prose is one of my fortes -probably my only forte- and the texts are sometimes nonsensical or comprehensible, but I'll try to tone it down and make it understandable for reading. Plus we wouldn't want to read a story crammed with extravagant purple prose, now don't we? I'll try to keep my texts simple with a bit of spizzaz.

Itazura's Pandora of Crafts: Ethereal artistries shaped through roses and carnations, damaged and twisted fairy tales of internal decay, stories that are breathing cosmos of realms, numb hearts of young royalties, cliches, etc.

Obsessing Over: Fables by Bill Willingham, Sandman by Neil Gaiman, American Vampire, Morning Glories, Locke and Key, Saga by Brian K. Vaughn, Graphic Novels/Comics, Magi The Labyrinth of Magic, Psychological Books, Legend of Korra, Splintered series by A.G Howard, Game of Thrones, Archetypes galore, Hannibal, Sherlock, Myths, Legends, and Tapastic.

An Interview with Bill Willingham regarding the subject of Vertigo Fables, and Fairy Tales and how it is repeatedly used in plenty of old and modern stories.