All works are nonprofit. A few things about me and some writing tips...

Education: Earned a bachelor's degree in Geography. Courses included two different English composition classes, Statistics, Geographic Information Science, Physical and Human Geography courses, Anatomy, Psychology classes, History, a Creative Writing class, among others.

Favorite anime in no particular order: Aria the Scarlet Ammo, Black Lagoon, Code Geass, Crest of the Stars (and sequels), Neon Genesis Evangelion, Black Bullet, Durarara!!, High School DxD, Gad Guard, KonoSuba, Grimgar of Fantasy and Ash, DanMachi, Darling In The Franxx, Another, Highschool of the Dead, Akame Ga Kill, Chain Chronicle, Sword Art Online (and sequels), Aldnoah Zero, Tokyo Ghoul, Fate Stay Night series and others I can't name off the top of my head.

Favorite movies and cartoons in no particular order: The Incredibles, Star Wars, Bug's Life, Batman, Teen Titans, Kim Possible, Code Lyoko, Grim Adventures of Billy and Mandy, Kids Next Door, and many more.

Some tips for writers: I have found the YouTube channel Written Legal English and the website Writing-World.com to be useful. Ellen Brock has great tips on her YouTube channel as well.

Imagine writing a story for someone whose first language is not English. How would something be described in a way they would understand it? Also when a setting is introduced, a character should get something out of it, either by learning something new or having the setting change them physically and/or psychologically. Aside from character and setting, a character needs to be driven to do something. Their inner desire, their dream since they were a kid, whatever it may be referred to as. This is what's called a story's third rail, what electrifies the entire piece. Write like you speak.

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Happy writing everyone! :)