I'm an amateur writer playing with multiple fantasy ideas. I've created a variety of worlds, starting from a chaotic mush of cool ideas mainly from games etc. Reforming old ideas in a new way just to make myself feel like I created something on my own. But those days were a few years back.
These days I have a variety of actual stories and characters I play with. The work is growing more coherent, starting to get some idea of direction and theme. Yet the writings are still just momentary ramplings about topics that happen to fit the specific world, making the overall stories fractured and incomplete.
Yet I enjoy them. I like Skulktel, the little skeleton boy that gets kicked around by huge skeleton golems, he's epically resilient and strong (originally inspired by Amumu from LoL). Then there's the merrier scene of the Little People, a world I visioned when listening to this https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3_cnug2Duac
I could instantly vision the treebark on which two tiny creatures ventured out to an island for an adventure of a lifetime (aren't they all). Dandy is a dandelion girl and Haapis a, aspen leaf (haapa in finnish). One rekless, one shy and timid. They're a great duo and I like the world, I'd gladly share it.
Now I'm working with the inspirations of Gotland, the island of roses, where I live at the moment. I'm creating a story of Settlers, Shepards and Masons and depicting the world after the grand exile, the punishment to the arrogance of the Masons that gave life to their creations without respecting the elements. High fantasy, more basic characters, but a full on magical world. They all are, it's the reason I write.
Of course, since I have that testosterone filled boy inside me, there are also the stories of the berserk goblin and the battletown. I try to put some civlized thought even in these stories, but sometimes you just need to write about letting out some steam, since you're not really allowed to do that in the real world.

That's me as a writer.