: About Me

I am a 25-year-old unpublished author... well, so far. I love anything fantasy and anything with dragons in it, although I prefer dragons who have minds of thier own rather than being scaly magpies with a thing for virgins... I am currently working on the third novel in a series - although i don't yet know how it'll end - and hoping to see it published sometime in the near future. I am a baptised Christian, but not a bible-basher... believe what you like, just don't badger me with it! I live at home (unfortunatly my boat hasn't come in yet, and i havn't married the millionaire mum was expecting me to meet at uni) with BOTH parents, a PC and more than 400 DVD's and enough books to fill the tardis - although the majority of those are boxed up in the attic until i move into a house with a library big enough to store them all. Any one with an interest in fantasy, other budding authors looking for readers, or millionaires out there, feel free to contact me at any time... the same goes for anyone working in the publishing industry or anyone able to draw a realistic-looking dragon.

My passion is ...

Thai Chicken Curry

I know too much about ...

almost everything

My parents always told me ...

(still tell me) never be ashamed, never put yourself in a position to be shamed

My childhood ambition ...

To be the best teacher in the world... oops

My favorite memory ...

the smell of an ABC book I used to play with, always brings fond memories

Why I write ...

because my head would explode if i didn'e

What I am reading/watching/listening to ...

... normally 3 things at once...

My first job ...

hanging t-shirts in a sports shop

My best moment ...

... three seconds underwater

My inspiration ...

Dad, i guess

Religion & Spirituality > Christianity (Other) Protecting children from controversial books and movies

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I am a baptised Christian, 7 years in September, and I am astounded at the arrogance of one person telling another not to watch a movie. Each and every one of us has free will, this encompasses not only the big questions, whether to believe in God, but also the petty things, like deciding which cereal to have for breakfast. It is that choice which makes us different from animals. We must respect God even more for giving us the free will to follow him or not. Blind obedience without reason leads only to extremism. In dictating to a child what they can experience we are stunting their develo...

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