Let's see... I am turning 30 in June, and would love to write a novel (to be published by a major publishing company) one day. I actually already have one in the works, but you won't find it here because it's very personal and important to me. I just started writing fanfics for the world to see, but have actually been writing them since I was fourteen.

I am a daydreamer by nature, and an artist at heart. I love to sing, read, and most of all, write. I only dance in the privacy of my own home, however, because I have disabilities that prevent me from executing proper moves. I like to paint, and while I think I'm horrible at it, my artist friend thinks they are fantastic. (I'm stil trying to figure out if she's only trying to be supportive, but she almost did a happy dance when I finally relented and let her have one of my paintings that she had been bugging me about for ages.)

I also write stories that are not considered fanfics, as they come from the inner workings of my mind and are comprised of characters that I made up. You can find these on FictionPress.com under the pen name OnoraMellark.

I have a toddler that will be turning three in a few short days; and I think writing helps transport me to another world where I don't have to worry about the ridiculously mundane life I lead.

I encourage you to read my work, and the work I am steadily working on with a co-author, Kelly B. You can find her stories on FanFiction.net under Kellyb321. Actually, if you take a gander at my favorite artists and stories, you will find what sort of things I am interested in reading, as far as fanfiction is concerned. That said, I have only recently delved into the world of actually reading others' works of fanfiction, so I have a great deal more to explore.

My only request when reading my work, and my favorite authors' work, is that you leave comments for us. We highly appreciate any feedback you are willing to leave - even if it is negative feedback. We, as authors, do not see it as negative feedback, but as constructive criticism, and we take every word you say into serious consideration. Please leave feedback! When no one leaves feedback, it seems as if our work is done in vain.

That said, I (and my author friends) hope you keep an open mind while reading our work, and more importantly, we hope that you truly enjoy the worlds we have created for your enjoyment.

Happy reading!

-Onora