What is a biography for other than saying who I am and what I’ve done? It seems simple enough, right? Behold, my sheepish expression as I try to word something together that makes me seem even quasi-interesting! Watch me also as I fail miserably.
Regretfully, all I am is an aspiring author who has worked away at her style and other technicalities since middle school. I typically try to utilize my otherwise useless college degree in some way no matter the story. Myths are a by-product of human existence (or intelligent life, for that matter), and I like to work such stories into the main frame of whatever I’m doing.
Also, thanks to my dissertation, I’ve developed an extreme interest in the concept of the antihero. Unfamiliar? Think …
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What is a biography for other than saying who I am and what I’ve done? It seems simple enough, right? Behold, my sheepish expression as I try to word something together that makes me seem even quasi-interesting! Watch me also as I fail miserably.
Regretfully, all I am is an aspiring author who has worked away at her style and other technicalities since middle school. I typically try to utilize my otherwise useless college degree in some way no matter the story. Myths are a by-product of human existence (or intelligent life, for that matter), and I like to work such stories into the main frame of whatever I’m doing.
Also, thanks to my dissertation, I’ve developed an extreme interest in the concept of the antihero. Unfamiliar? Think of Captain Nemo or Achilles, all the people doing the right thing for the wrong reasons or the wrong thing for the right reasons.
I have, undoubtedly, no life.
Aside from the whole writing aspect, I’m chipping away at a master’s in ancient myth and society and living the life of the typical under-statured, overly-imaginative recluse. I enjoy such authors as Steven Brust, Garth Nix and George R.R. Martin (oh! do I ever…) but otherwise make it a strange habit to pick up a random book and read it cover to cover regardless of subject.
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