I have been writing stories since about age five. My first story was written on a giant thing of Post-It notes, and was about a stickman who constantly choked on things and constantly went to Utah to visit his grandmother.

My first story with chapters consisting of more than one sentence was about a group of rainbow-colored bunnies with a monster truck. It was awesome, but probably for a different reason than, say, Percy Jackson, is awesome.

Between then and now, I probably started at least 20 other stories, but very few were ever finished. Among them are:

• A group of house pets who set off on a quest to rescue their kidnapped human. (The Incan Fable of Alfonso) The title comes from the names of the pets, a parrot (Inca), a cat (Fable), and a hamster (Alfonso).
• A boy with the ability to travel through time. (The Nick of Time) This one was finished. It was funny, but in the random-what-the-heck-is-going-on kind of way. There were three 6 year-olds who could merge together into a giant robot.
• A man who spends the night at an airport and overhears a bomb plot. (Detonators, Vengeance, and Plot)
• A walking mushroom who leads the forest creatures in rebellion against the humans' new mall. (Mortimer U. Shroom)
• A fantasy story so clichéd it makes Inheritance look like a shining innovation. (The Chosen One. Yes, it was actually called that. *shudders*)

• Roaming with Reptiles - Fantasy - A boy stumbles through a portal into the mysterious world of Avilandra while following a girl he saw in a dream, and must journey across the land to get back home. This is the “main” one that I'm working on. I've been working on it for almost two years now, and I recently started my second draft. I hope to get it published one day. Maybe.
  
• Galeforce - Superhero - A runaway superhero gets more than she bargained for when she discovers a very young boy with very extraordinary powers, an old friend, and the secret to her brother's death.