Yutora
Long-term project... like you are writing a book? (:
Mind me asking what it is about?
Plan on becoming an author one day? (:
Oh yes it would be much more accurate to sum it up that way.
I love reading as well; I practically inhale stories, haha.
Oh hey, I am in Loper's contest as well c:
My writers block was too bad to enter Pass the Muse, I do wish you good luck though.
I do too, lol, it's why I usually always check when the deadline is again.
I'm bad with politics. You're not too fond of Math?
I always loved math, even though I wasn't that great at it.
I love, love, love Biology, reason why I wanted to become a doctor;
but I'd have to take lots of Physics/Chemistry classes as well.
And I am not too fond of those.
Attempting to, slowly.
It's about a guy who's working for a genetic scientist. He also happens to have superpowers (along with a few other people) and the story starts with him waking up in an alleyway having accidentally (kinda-ish) murdered someone. His corrupt scientist boss finds out and blackmails him into doing some dirty work for him. It doesn't end particularly well for the scientist. I had a pretty summary somewhere (because I'm terrible at summarising on the spot) which I'll have to find.
Nah, I'm not good enough to ever be published.
Mmm... World Book Day tomorrow (heh, or today here seeing as it's past midnight...)
Awesome! I should have my entry up my Friday at the latest.
Thanks
smile
I subscribe to anything I'm entered in and try to check back every day or two, sometimes that fails though, especially due to time constraints.
I love Politics. I'd never considered taking it before the taster day though. I'm so glad I went. Maths... I used to love Maths, but A-level is hard. I've gone from an A* student to a failing student in less than a year. It just doesn't make sense any more.
I was looking at medicine, but I'm not empathic enough. I like helping people, as long as they can't moan at me about their problems
redface This is why I'm now looking at microbiology - particularly immunology.
I love Chemistry, but I'm glad I didn't take Physics. I vowed after high school to never do it again (this was probably my GCSE teacher's fault, I liked it until the teacher changed and we were being taught by someone who was learning the course as she taught it and was an ideal candidate for "moodiest person in the world".)