Hey! I'm Wynsome Rose. The name has no significance to me, it was chosen because I could remember it.

I only write Twilight Fictions on this account. I do have another, but I'd rather not link to it. I keep my more serious work over there. The stories here are just-for-fun Twilights.

Myself, I am female, practically a midget, and almost insane.

I recently lost all the work saved on my computer, which decided it hated life and would thus kill itself (poor thing found being used frequently too stressful, apparently), so I'm having to rewrite a bit of what I already had for Darkest Night. On the upside, that means that I can make it better, starting with the first chapter again, and get the plotline down a little smoother.

Also, people wanting to flame me, at least take the trouble to actually critique the STYLE (and spell correctly, use grammar correctly, etc.). Of course, you might as well just consider writing a polite review alongside that actual critique, instead of writing that flame and getting yourself reported. "I didn't like this very much, but..." versus "I hope you f*ing kill urself for bein a f*ing moron". Politeness gets you places that hatred, rudeness, and crude words don't. I take being told to kill myself rather seriously. Having considered suicide once or twice and discarded it, I find it quite appalling that people will willingly tell someone to take their life. Not only is it wrong, it's absolutely sick. You have no right to tell someone that they should be dead. You may believe it would make people happy if someone died, but so what? You don't know what goes on inside a person, who they really are at their core. You don't know the people who care about them, the people who love them and who would cry if they died. So you don't like a story or concept? FINE. But do not tell someone that it's something to kill themselves over. So you're not Christian? You still ought to apply the "Do unto others as you would have done unto you".

And anyone thinking about killing themselves over a critique? It isn't worth it. You're just putting victory in the hands of whoever wrote those words. You're letting them control you. Go ahead and report them, and move on with your life.

TL;DR: Don't flame people, don't get reported. It's pretty simple.

Current stories:

Darkest Night: It's a vampire, a witch, and a werewolf in the middle of Portland, which, under the cover of an average US city, may or may not be going to all hell. Rated T at the moment, may or may not move to M as I write. Rating, currently, is for language.