Hi! I suppose I should start with, "Welcome to my profile!" or a saying that is equally as cliché, but I cannot seem to bring myself upon such actions at the present moment. Perhaps I shall edit this later to accommodate the needs.

Anyways, I would infer that I have come unto to the painfully awkward moment of introductions of myself, my writing, while possibly slipping in a few trait mentions of my own personality.

At the moment, my pen-name happens to be Boch.W, I would request of you to not ask of what relation this has to my real name. I began writing only a mere nine months ago, gradually improving since day one. I'm not very well-suited for keeping up to date with my stories (I often blame this on my horrid procrastination, a skill I have come to excel at, and a so-called "busy" schedule), which is why I prefer to keep them private until they're finished. Even then, I might not go to the trouble of publishing my works in hopes of avoiding any and all mistakes and humiliation.

I have a list of my own obsessions in fandoms, not to mention pairings, as any teenage-girl with a rather dimmed social life should. I suppose I should be decent enough to present you with such a list:

Sherlock Holmes written by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle
Harry Potter Series written by J.K. Rowling
The Hunger Games written by Suzanne Collins
Maximum Ride written by James Patterson
The Maze Runner written by James Dashner
Calvin & Hobbes created by Bill Watterson
Adventure Time created by Pendleton Ward

I'm sure there are plenty of others, but that's all I can manage to come up with for right now. The pairings, or "ships" (I find that phrase slightly ironic and funny, for no justified reason, whatsoever), are quite different.

I'm not homophobic, if you must know, so any romantic, homosexual pairings I am quite okay with. I will not condemn you to the thoroughly unoriginal and quite close-minded speech of, "Well, it was Adam and Eve not Adam and Steve."

Among my romantic pairings are:

Sherlock Holmes and Dr. John Watson
James Potter and Lily Evans
Sirius Black and O.C.
Madge Undersee and Thresh
Finnick Odair and Annie Cresta
Iggy and O.C.
Thomas and Theresa
Thomas and Brenda
Brenda and Jorge
Jorge and Harriet
Chuck and O.C.
Minho and O.C.
Marceline The Vampire Queen and Princess Bubblegum
Lady Rainicorn and Jake the Dog
Fionna and Marshall Lee the Vampire King

Then there are the other couples in different relationships (friendship, family, enemities, etc.). I suppose that is all that is needed to be written.

Although I will recommend these fanfiction authors. Although you may not like their stories or fandoms, I have found that they have admirable skill in writing. In other words, their writing-style is brilliant.

Anyways, here are their names (they can also be found under my "favorite authors" section):

Molly Raesly- She writes Harry Potter fanfiction, primarily about the Marauders and the whole James and Lily pairing. I first discovered her story called Boyfriend which is a love story about Lily and James. It was written in Lily's point of view and I found it to be amusing. Her other works are fantastic, as well.

Eupa- I've only just discovered her (or him, but she has written several romance stories and I've found that to be more of a woman's work). I was browsing the lovely fanfiction base of Sherlock Holmes, in hopes of finding a good Holmes and Watson story to read, and she presented it wonderfully. She's written other stories, too, I've yet to read them. But if they're any good as the first, I'm sure they'll be just as brilliant.

No1KnowsIWriteFanfics- An Adventure Time author, writing my all-time favorite couple of Fionna and Marshall Lee. Her story, Into the Dark, is still an ongoing project and I've praised her for it many times. She cooperates many relationships and drags out many stereotypes and clichés while still making the story refreshingly original.

dead end justice- I happened to just stumble across hers. Forgive, but it's a fanfiction of The Clique. Normally, I despise such things as cliques which often draw out petty dramas and feeble relationships. But she has actually done a fair job of drawing this petty drama into simple life stories, giving the characters realistic and relatable emotions. It's called The Lost Boys and it's explains the difficulties of surviving high school acurrately. She's done a brilliant job of character development and her chapters never cease to amaze me. For her, I must give a shred of credit.

hellsfireydeath- Another writer I just happened to stumble upon. She is a My Little Pony: Friendship Is Magic fanfiction author. Although the fandom may sound a bit too sugary and, frankly, sickeningly cute, she brings a humor and light to it that I absolutely loved.

That's all, for now, and I hope you'll enjoy my stories, if I come around to posting any.