Isn't it odd how "word" and "world" only differ by one letter? I think it's because you can make worlds with words. As in, literally.
Well, this is where I'll be writing my online journal and posting whatever story scraps that I write. (And that aren't total crap in my eyes.)
About me:
Age: 21
Gender: female
Birthday: 7/5/88
Location: Central New Hampshire, in the "now under new management" US of A.
Occupation: College student, assistant librarian.

Otaku since: whenever the 8th child of Digimon 01 saga ran on FoxKids... 1999?
Favorite anime and manga (previous and current):

  • the end of Dragonball
  • Dragonball Z and GT
  • Yu-Gi-Oh!
  • Yu Yu Hakasho,
  • Ravemaster
  • Naruto
  • Fruits Basket (the manga)
  • Loveless (the manga)
  • Earthian (the manga)
  • Saiyuki
  • Death Note
  • xxxHolic
  • D.N.Angel
  • Mononoke (not the Gibli movie)
  • Kakurenbo
  • Karas
  • Avatar: The Last Airbender
  • Kino's Journey
  • Cat Soup
  • Escaflowne
  • Akira
  • Metropolis
  • Gundam 00
  • Hetalia Axis Powers
  • and more I can't think of.

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On "Tales from Outer Suburbia". And some other stuff.

I just finished reading the graphic novel named in the title. Oh, it's haunting and beautiful. Makes me wish some things in there would happen to me... Like discovering a fantastic room in the middle of the house that could be only entered from a hole in the roof. Opposite to outside's seasons, beautiful and quiet. Practically speaking, it would be hard to get to from our house's high roof... but a girl can still dream.

This book got me thinking about the sadness of being forgotten. I am trying to think of a character that would welcome forgotten things into their own special after-world. It would be strictly off limits to living people (of any species). The only ones allowed in would be things such as personified ideas (gods fit under that category), spirits that don't quite inhabit our space, but still rely on our belief in them, and also the Hetalia countries. (Guess what fandom I've been trying to get into recently?)

Cross posted to LiveJournal, btw.

Life: 07/17/09 | By: Anoel | 2 comments | Tags: musings, possible new character, tales from outer suburbia

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