Move, Pen, Move!

Now that the school is finally over, I have already booked the whole summer vacation, dedicating myself to writing a lot of things. Each day planned, what to write, what to finish. Have to remind myself to bring a notebook and a pen with me every time I have to leave the house. Read and write, watch TV, be inspired. Guh.

I am trying to busy myself with the Theodore Project, and the Diary Project. I also have to start a blog for my web serial novel, but, I guess most of them are going to wait for a moment and I'll have to do it one at a time. Or else, they'll just crash on top of me!

But anyways, not much happening in our household. Except maybe that I might be moving to Canada this year. I'll probably post more about it when I have more details. I only know that I made my decision to go there. Hoo, boy.

The Theodore Project

Heartstrong (or whatever its future title it will be) is a science fiction drama story (but not a lot of drama) aimed for a young audience (kids, maybe?). It can be a really, really thick novel, or a trilogy. I've been writing it since I was eleven (twelve, maybe), so that was a long time ago, and the story--since back then my writing really sucked--has went through many changes, rewritings, trials, different cheesy titles, themes, et cetera.

The basic plot (so far) is about a brilliant but sickly young boy who is forced to train in a space school with a couple of other kids for a war that will come years later. He is trained normally...until the authorities have learned that the boy is the product of two powerful family lines intertwined together. The boy, then, is forced to pull out from the school and, with his grandfather, his last surviving relative other than his exiled father, decides to hide from the Imperium, a small group of scientists who are researching about foreign extraterrestrial life, and are out to get the boy for his unique alien bloodline. But as time pass on, the war looms closer, and the boy must make decisions. Will he help save his home planet and surrender himself to the authorities, or continue to run away?

There's actually more to this, but let's stick with the really, really basic premise.

And now, here is an excerpt of the draft I'm currently working on (oh, it better be the draft). It's nothing special, really. It's just...a part of the draft of the novel.

Visual DNA Personality Quiz Result

You're a Culture Vulture

You're a true original. You embrace all kinds of culture and love new ideas that push boundaries and explore new avenues of thinking. You don't believe in playing it safe.
Sophisticated and inquisitive you have a real passion for art and culture. You pride yourself on being in the know when it comes to the latest music and films and you always like to have a good book on the go. You believe in immersing yourself in interesting experiences that make you look at people, places and opportunities from new angles. Being sensitive and creative you want to feel connected to the world around you and actively seek out opportunities to explore it. It's all about broadening your horizons and living life to the full. Anything else would not fulfill your curious nature.

Asking about the latest book you've got on the go is probably the best way to get you talking. You like to lose yourself in another world or lifetime, as each page is turned you become more involved with the plot and characters and increasingly enjoy the sensation of fueling your imagination and knowledge.
You're open-minded and a positive thinker so when you get the chance to go traveling, you love to head somewhere exotic and off the beaten track. For you, escapism is the ultimate in relaxation - it's the perfect antidote to the stress of everyday life. You love the feel of the sun and sea on your skin so your perfect vacation would definitely include a beach. Even better if it's secluded and luxurious.

To sum it up in a few words, you love the mystery of life. You are not someone who only sees the humdrum of human existence - you like to marvel at the wonders of nature and universe.

Source: wikia.visualdna.com

What is Up

I know some of you (my beautiful and awesome real life and online friends, whoever you are) are probably out to get me for starting a rather serious blog about myself, my stories, and other things that tackle about literature, books and writing and tvtropes.

My fan fiction friends, do not worry! I will still continue to work on my fan fics, and hang out with fandoms. In fact, I'm actually pretty focused on my fanfic, but of course, I'm also also interested in writing original fiction. I have a plot for a online web novel ready, and I might set up a blog for it so I could start posting chapters; I also have two novels at the works (one in MS word, and one in notebook),  and I might post some really old writings (old novels that I didn't bother continuing anymore because I thought the ideas are stupid) I wrote back when I was still a little kiddie. I also have a couple of short stories, which I could compile into one book, and then probably publish it via lulu.com. I have a lot stuff that I held back for more than two years.

Because I'm still a student studying in a school, I'll probably be working on original fiction slower than fan fiction. But don't worry! I'll be managing fine. (I hope.)

P.S. Don't bother understanding the blog's title.