A guide to writing awesome stories, by a not-very-awesome-writer. What to do, what not to do . . . Tips. It's a guide, so hopefully, this unqualified "author" can help. May have mature language? You know, the "s" word. Or cussing This isn't to offend anyone, I just want to put my opinion out there. You might find it useful. My aim is to help others improve their writing skills. But guys, you can point fingers at me too. I'm not perfect :)

Dimitri Belikov. Known as a god in combat. 'Alive or undead, the love of my life was a badass', Rose had said. Apparently now though, he could escape death. Rose had thought she killed him back in Siberia, until she received his taunts. The death threats. Dimitri has tasted her blood, and he's coming after her. How can he cope, knowing Rose is out there? Knowing someone as strong as her was out there? Spirit Bound, from the famous Vampire Academy series by Richelle Mead, written in Dimitri's point of view. I DO NOT OWN PARTS OF THE PLOT NOR DO I OWN THE COVER

I am as insane to the sane, as I am sane to the insane. Crazy, right? A book of short poems about being a bit psycho, inspired by Myrnin from the Morganville Vampire series. I DO NOT OWN THE COVER ARTWORK Highest rank: #830 (09/04/16)

Dimitri Belikov was awakened against his will. He had turned into a Strigoi, a remorseless, blood thirsty Vampire. Moving to Siberia, he hopes to avoid ever facing Rose, the woman he fell in love with. Rose is a dhampir, half human and half vampire. She has sworn her life to protecting the Moroi (or the 'good vampires') by killing off the Strigoi. What happens when these two meet again? How did Dimitri feel about this? Most of the characters don't belong to me but the amazing Richelle Mead from the Vampire Academy series. Vampire Highest rank #515