DEMI-BIOGRAPHY: I started writing back when I was fourteen, and though my inspiration has been somewhat limited of late, I'm still writing. Mostly I write under Fantasy and Science Fiction genres but I've extended into other genre's occassionally. I finished an Adult Education course in Creative Writing last year, but aside from a GCSE in English have only an active imagination and supportive friends to credit my works to.
I've now just finished my first Semester at University. I was worried like everyone else is: what if I spend the next four years as a loner, I really didn't want to do that again. I'd spoken to friends and other people I knew who were already at, or who had been to, University and pretty much got the same responce, 'you'll do fine as long as you make the effort, everyone's in the same boat'. I didn't want to be, but I wouldn't have been surprised if I were one to prove everyone wrong. I wasn't though and having made that effort have really settled in, even if I wasn't so much so in the first few months. I get on well with all my falt mates, and their friends from their course who hang around, I'm doing okay on my course, I think, it'd be nice to know for sure, but hopefully I'll be getting assignment marks when I go back, and I have some really awsome friends from a society I've joined, plus an extra special one.
Unfortunately Uni life is so eventful that I haven't really had much time to write, I've had a couple of spurts of inspiration but, aside from the odd poem, haven't wrote much or got much work done on my two main projects, ah well.
2005
I'm mid-way between pretty much everything right now. I was going to go to University up in Scotland, but didn't get the grades I needed, and on both the said University's and my own part, made a mess of my application, I was going to reapply anyway. Thinking about it though, I'm not sure if I want to go to University, it was just kind of expected and it seemed logical 'go to University and you'll get a qualification (Computer Games Programming) that will get you more money when you are finally employed', but I'm not even sure if that's what I want to study. I've never been certain for a long enough period of time, I've flitted through phases wanting to be everything from a Vet to an Aerospace Engineer, it was pure fluke that on the day we started this whole Uni thing that we had a speaker in who mentioned a Computer Games course at this Uni in Scotland. So right now, I'm 'thinking' (if that includes, working on my web site, playing video games and reading) and am hoping for a reply reguarding my application for a job.
As for me I think if I say: "I would love to write about how I am the Mistress of Darkness and I will plague your soul for all eternity and make you realise a new dimension of pain, tourture and tourment, but it's really not my style, so imagine someone grinning widely and then sticking out their tounge' you'd probably get a better picture of what I'm like than if I wrote some whole life autobiography (if I could manage even that, if find biographies boring, but tough, you get this anyway, if you bothered to read it, of course).
2003