*shy wave*
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storyamoryHi! I'm Brenna, also known as "Twisty" and "The Token (insert whatever everybody else isn't this time)".
I started reading really young, young enough that everybody thinks I'm lying when I tell me. My earliest influences were Thomas the Tank Engine, Cinderella, Babar and Rudyard Kipling, with a side of Madeline and whatever Shakespeare my mother couldn't get me to let go of. As a curly-headed moppet of eight, a chance encounter with Marion Zimmer Bradley convinced me I wanted to be a writer. I identify as a Hufflepuff and as a Beauxbatons, Harry-Potterverse-wise, though the fictional character I consider myself closest to being is Anne Shirley (Anne of Green Gables, etc.).
I may not be fond of the works in a certain world (Harry Potter and Kushiel's Dart, being a good example), but I latch on to settings easily. I'm too shy to write much fanfiction, but I am working on a piece of original fiction that wants to be a series. It's that "lovable world" thing, I guess.
I started reading really young, young enough that everybody thinks I'm lying when I tell me. My earliest influences were Thomas the Tank Engine, Cinderella, Babar and Rudyard Kipling, with a side of Madeline and whatever Shakespeare my mother couldn't get me to let go of. As a curly-headed moppet of eight, a chance encounter with Marion Zimmer Bradley convinced me I wanted to be a writer. I identify as a Hufflepuff and as a Beauxbatons, Harry-Potterverse-wise, though the fictional character I consider myself closest to being is Anne Shirley (Anne of Green Gables, etc.).
I may not be fond of the works in a certain world (Harry Potter and Kushiel's Dart, being a good example), but I latch on to settings easily. I'm too shy to write much fanfiction, but I am working on a piece of original fiction that wants to be a series. It's that "lovable world" thing, I guess.
