Most of my stories are meant to be long "epics" of sorts. If you're into longer stories, I hope you find my writing enjoyable, especially if you're a fan of the series they're based off of. If you're not, but happen to read them, I hope they interest you enough on their own merits. And remember, reviews are my motivation! Shameless, I know.

Digimon: I wrote this as a teenager. This falls under "don't ask, don't tell," really, lol.

Dragon Tears: This one was my baby. I love the Breath of Fire series, and this story was an attempt at trying to weave the four games (Dragon Quarter does not count) together. Someday, I hope to return to this story, even if the plot outline I have for it goes on for another 60 chapters. I went with a first person perspective with this story, and to take it even further, had the story switching between the male and female lead throughout to give two perspectives of the same events.

Evangelion: Revelation: My current project. I like the character-centric aspect of the series, and wanted to expand on it. I took some liberties in making changes to the main events to allow for more flexibility. This story is somewhat unique, in that I decided on a chapter structure that mimics the episode structure of the show. The results are long chapters with a lot going, which requires considerably more time to write and flesh out.

Limitless (Formerly The Immortal Battle): My Ranma fan fiction. I was suddenly compelled to write this story after watching Evangelion 1.11 of all things. It was supposed to be a short story comprising of only four chapters, but I don't know how it fell apart on me. Now it's well beyond the original four chapter concept with its ending far off in the distance. I enjoy writing this story, because it's not as lofty as the others. It doesn't use any special chapter structure, or unique perspective decision. It's just me trying to tell a story, albeit a more serious one than the series is known for.

Other stories: Botched stories done early on in my writing life.