Hello, thank you for taking time to read this bio. At the moment I have only one story so far, and it's still in the making, so all I can give you is the reason that I started writing stories for this website. I stumbled across this conglomeration about a week ago, and realized that Fan Fiction was an answer to many undefined desires within me. As a filmmaker, I write a lot of (original) stories. However, my ambition to be in film sprung forth from my enthusiasm for TV shows like Thunderbirds and Captain Scarlet, and films like Star Wars and the Dark Crystal. While I have written a few fan films, few of those made it to any sort of screen, and dreamt sequels to my favourite films, books and series remained and lingered in limbo.

Then, a week ago, I came across this site moments after finishing Deathly Hallows, and realized the full potential of the written word, how it is a portal to everything without leaving you worrying how to realize it on a screen... Still full of Potter, I immediately started working on a story that has been in my subconscious for a long time: the rise of Gilderoy Lockhart. Lockhart has always been a favourite of mine, and I was always wondering how exactly he had vanquished other people's victories. 'Gilderoy Lockhart and the Wadim Terror' is based entirely on a line Lockhart speaks to Harry and Ron, shortly before Obliviating himself. "No one wants to read about some ugly old Armenian warlock, even if he did save a village from werewolves." This, thus story was spawned.

I mean to add a lot to the Potterverse in the future, I can't live with what little scraps of information the books provide. Furthermore, my future stories will all be about worlds I never wanted to see ended: Blackadder, Doctor Who, Farscape, Pirates of the Caribbean, Jurassic Park, several Alan Moore series, and many, many more. Stay tuned.

England Prevails.

(I don't live in England, but it has provided me with some of my greatest loves: The Anderson shows, Doctor Who, Blackadder, many more. As such, I found this quote from Moore's 'V for Vendetta' most fitting.)

Thaddeus Frost