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I'm older than dirt, married forever to the same fella, a rabid GLBT advocate/ally, a gimp, a "flaming liberal" about pretty much everything, and I write anime-related fanfiction - some of which contains explicit GAY PORN. If ANY of this bothers you, GO AWAY. NOW.

If you want to know more, read my stuff -- it's all there. Pretty much everything I write seems to be a bit off the beaten path - unconventional pairings, weird bits of crack, philosophical pieces, bad poetry, lengthy AU works, and so on - you take your chances. I very much appreciate feedback, and unlike some authors, I *always* respond when someone takes the time to make a comment on my fics - good or bad: it simply seems like the polite thing to do, and I often end up getting to know people that way, as a bonus.

My long-range plan is to screw the whole "aging gracefully" thing, and to become more and more outrageous as time goes on. I figure at this rate, by the time I am seventy, I should either reach complete enlightenment OR become a total irritant to everyone. Hopefully both. Eventually I want to build up enough confidence in my writing to transition from fanfiction to original prose. Someday. But the fanfiction is so damn much fun, I'm in no hurry...

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Big love to my adopted niece, kambeiadaro for the gorgeous layout she did for my journal, and to nil-chan of fullmetal-alchemist.com for the fabulous "Mothers Kick Ass" banner she made me.





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Inspiration:

from Tibetan poet, Tsering Woeser, b.1966
from “Like Gold that Fears No Fire: New Writing from Tibet”
pub.2009, International Campaign for Tibet, translated by Andrew Clarke

"A sheet of paper can become a knife
- A rather sharp one, too.
I was only turning the page
When the ring finger of my right hand got sliced at the knuckle.
Though small, the sudden wound oozed blood,
A thread as fine as silk, and stung a little.
Startling transformation,
From paper into knife:
There must have been some mistake, or
Some kind of turning point.
This ordinary paper…a chill of awe."




(image courtesy of http://www.facebook.com/FreeYourMindandThink and lj_user evilchuckles)