On “LLW” blog
Narrator: Perhaps I should forewarn you, dear readers, that the entire blog bears a lesson within her. You’re about to discover the mind-spawn of the creative, the imaginative, the witty and the TWISTED. You can leave before it is too late.
This blog is an open book (at least on the events perhaps worth mentioning/recording) on the author’s life so far. It is 50% fictional (names are changed for unlimited privacy reasons) yet strongly based on the life of yours truly. Written mostly in narrative, POVs, poems, reflection, etc.
Herein, I will introduce the characters. Any character mentioned as a Guardian is absolutely in no way related to any living person nor is the Guardian based on any living person, too. Also, the entries posted won’t form a perfect novel. They are written in tune with the rhythm of the author’s life so the events are rarely to follow up previous entries chronologically. I’m sorry if you’re confused with the contents but that’s how Life goes.
[Disclaimer: The blog is a thin line of coincidences between reality and fantasy.]
WHO’S WHO:
Emma Sourietsym (Sor-it-seem) a.k.a. the parallel author - A girl struggling with the dramas of her life, only to realize that it is only the beginning of Life for her. Em for short or “Milady” as referred by Gabriel (no questions here, thank you).
Gabriel von Drake - Emma’s guardian met when she was 2 years old. Gabe for short, he stood by her although to others, he knew he’s invincible (so nobody will take him seriously because they can’t see him - and that includes you). The stereotypical Prince Charming. Actually named after the author’s favourite archangel, the messenger Gabriel.
Luc von Drake - Gabriel’s twin brother. Any other information - N/A.
Caine Oliver - The guy Emma has her eyes on, literally and metaphorically. Kind & caring. He could easily fit as a brother. Unfortunately, Emma’s heart tells her otherwise.
Ryan Adelestone - By the time this was written, he may very well be just a friend. Some things are just so mysterious we better leave it that way than dig in and suffocate one’s self. Persistent enough to hold on but the author is persistent as well to remain standing on her decision.
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January 30, 2008 at 5:59 pm
Very interesting indeed…keep writing and I keep Reading. Leo told me about this blog…nice blog and nice concept…I always wish I could write (I mean write a fiction, it is my new year resolution) but it just too hard for me (at least for not) to start. It seems like you r really good at it. Maybe I could learn something…
January 31, 2008 at 10:50 am
I have to agree with the above comment, m’dear. This is a very interesting concept, one that I haven’t seen around before. Kudos on being creative, I say. I hope that you keep this up. Let’s make a truce, jah? You keep writing and so will I.
February 8, 2008 at 12:26 am
Hey, thanks for adding me to your blogroll. It’s inspired me to keep up my daily blogging which I’ve been slacking on for the last week or so.
I decided to check yours out as well, and I really love it. I got to your last entry and I was kind of sad lol, so keep updating because I’ll be checking in at least every day
February 18, 2008 at 3:35 pm
I just wanted to say that I am honored to be one of your featured links (for as long as I remain to be, anyway).
I constantly check up on your blog to see if you’ve written anything new. I love your writing; it is absolutely enthralling to read. Thank you again for the linkage (yes, that’s so totally a word, just like Tysexual is so totally a sexual orientation), and I hope that I hear from you soon (either comment-wise or blog update-wise).
I really have been using parentheses a lot today. Hm. Go me.
Always,
Ty.
February 27, 2008 at 6:32 am
Because I’m silly, I’ve tagged you for a little memoir meme game. Hopefully you don’t mind much.
http://tysexual.wordpress.com/2008/02/26/memoir-meme/
Feel free to ignore it if you wish, but I think that it’s fun to consider.
Keep writing, m’dear.
o&x,
Ty.
April 10, 2008 at 1:00 pm
I just wanted to say thank you for the comment, dear. It truly does make my day whenever you take the time to grace me with your words. I finally got into the mood to update “Shameless” so whenever you get the chance feel free to browse it. I must say that while my own writing seems to waver, yours never loses the beauty and the quality that made me fall in love with it in the first place. Keep making me smile, please and thank you. <3
o&x,
Ty.
April 13, 2008 at 7:08 pm
Reading this 50%-me business makes me feel voyeuristic. But then again I guess that’s the point of the internet. Hah.
Was looking at your latest entry (Sunshine rain) and can’t see how it links into what this page is about…although it’s a nice poem, very minimal and sleekly elegant : )
But where is the narrative? I’m all interested now…
April 15, 2008 at 9:40 pm
This page is very creatively done!
http://mirrorcracked.wordpress.com
June 25, 2008 at 6:57 pm
“You’re about to discover the mind-spawn of the creative, the imaginative, the witty and the TWISTED.”
Hmmm…my kind of soul!
I like the energy here, so I’ll be back.
June 30, 2008 at 12:22 pm
I am very excited to have found your blog. The writer within me, the truly creative writer, has been asleep too long. You’re an inspiration, I’ll be back.
You also feel like a kindred soul to me, so i will be adding you to my Kindred Souls blogroll.