My name is Ian. I'm nineteen, I live in Florida and I was born in September. If anyone asks how I vote, I say I'm a radical moderate...I know, it's contradictory.

Yes, I know I haven't updated since a few months ago. But, my main focus right now is school. However, I promise I will finish my stories. I never leave something unfinished, and you can take my word for it.

About Me:

I'm a serious person most of the time, yet somehow my idiocy gets the best of me.
I have some sense of time management...when it comes down to going to work, going to school, heading college organizations, doing homework, and doing fanfiction, I start to lose my guidance of common sense. So if I update too late, blame it on my lack of time management skills.
I'm an Asian...Filipino to be exact. So I could be Pacific Islander, who knows?
I like it when Winter comes around because in Florida, you never get a break from the heat.
I like the smell of hand sanitizer. I know, it's weird.
I hate political bigots (like Bill O'Reilly)
And I hate socially ignorant bigots (like Bill O'Reilly)
But I definitely appreciate people who have ethics.
I like listening to Golden Age/Conscious Hip Hop, namely Public Enemy, Dead Prez, and Zion I.

I appreciate everyone who offers constructive criticism in their reviews. I really appreciate it when people offer their thoughts to improve a project.

Stories I'm working on:

Ashes to Ashes, Dust to Dust: Decades after his teenage years, Huey Freeman is put in a situation where his decisions could drastically change the course of history of the world. Ever since a radical politician became President, the world's future became bleak as bigotry and oppression ran rampant. Huey was already chosen to topple the totalitarian regime years before he even became a mayor. Yet the road to the Presidency is precarious. How can he change the world if all he wants to do is forget about his past? How can he even run for President if the incumbent would go to great lengths to silence any opposition by using the Secret Service at their disposal? Huey's fate becomes entwined with an unlikely Resistance leader: Jazmine Dubois. But in a dystopian world, even associating with Huey could prove fatal.

Jazmine Revolution: She was always insecure. She always needed to be a part of something. He was the only one who could give her a sense of security. But after they severed their relationship, she finally acquired a tough facade. She finally became an important part of something terrible. Something that would unravel the fabric of world order. Several years later, he became part of something that fought against this chaos. What he didn't know was that he was fighting against her. The more he looked, the more he found her footsteps. But it was too late when he realized she was part of the problem and he was part of the solution. When he finally caught up to her, he sadly realized she was too far gone. He was too late to save her.