Dramatic Mezzo Soprano and a budding writer. No, just kidding. I'm just a slave of the modern society, who have dreams but is mediocre at everything. Have been studying English since 2008 yet I haven't gotten to the sophisticated level of fluency I would wish to achieve. One day maybe. Writing has been a sanctuary for me and some sort of a therapy. I have a running blog (personal stuff) a fan fiction blog (Take That - already abandoned), a fictional story one (with one completely finished story and one halfway written) and even a travel blog (also abandoned because I don't travel that much recently for obvious reasons), but mostly I can be found on Twitter contemplating about something utterly irrelevant. In real life, I'm dealing with people and their requests. Yes, I'm owning a customer service voice and a hefty customer service persona to support it. A persona I put on and off with my uniform. I'm, also, the most optimistic pessimist and an overall pain in the backside. I saw Star Wars: The New Hope first when I was six, shitting my big-girl panties whenever Darth Vader appeared on screen, but that couldn't hinder me to fall in love with the Star Wars universe. In contrary. I am a fan ever since. In January 2020 I decided to write a Reylo spinoff, that led me to write a whole novel about how I would have imagined Rey's and Ben's story to continue. 20 odd chapters in, and my manic brain had another idea. Why not trying to write an OC Star Wars story, that has not much to do with the timeline we know so well and love? That's how 'The Saitiel Clause' was born. I love all Star Wars. The Originals, the Prequels, the Sequels, the Mandalorian, the animated shows, even the cut-scenes from games I'd never be able to play. I love legend and canon. I love Sci-fi and fantasy in general. Writing a fantasy story of my own is also on my plate, but first I need to practice and improve. So, fanfiction writing it is.