Genre: Young Adult & Youth
About GewherLocation: Canada Home Region: Age:18 Website: http://brownepicjourney.blogspot.com Favorite novels: Airborn, Skybreaker, Starclimber, The Hunger Games, Catching Fire, The Host, Maximum Ride Series, Favorite writers: Kenneth Oppel, James Patterson, Michael Crichton, Suzanne Collins, Lucy Maud Montgomery Favorite music: Enya, soundtracks, stuff that evokes feeling without you really concentrating on it. Music that guides without pushing. Non-noveling interests: TV, Movies, art, graphic design, school, |
Joined: Oktober 14, 2008 This Year: Official Participant NaNoWriMo History: NaNoWriMo posts: 60 NaNoWriMo buddies: 0
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Brief Author Bio: I'm a bibliophile, I'm verbose, and when I was born the doctors implanted a thesaurus in my brain, along with an abridged encyclopedia of random knowledge and pieces of song lyrics (never full songs). Also, I would pay good money to be abducted by aliens. It would be pretty cool. |
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Synopsis: The Jeopardy Daley Chronicles
See, what you don't understand about teleportation is it isn't really like they show it in the movies. You can't just think: Oh, Hawaii is nice this time of year, maybe I'll go sing Drums of the Island Elvis style while wearing a floral shirt.
No. Teleportation is a lot more... What's the word? Unpredictable? Yeah, that's it. It's frelling unpredictable. And it has a lot to do with doors. Though I'm not sure why. I'm no scientist, heck, I took Environmental Studies just so I wouldn't have to do lab reports. And it's not like I can just go up to some prestigious university think tank or whatever the heck you call those researchers, and be like: I go to random places every time a step through a door. Want to study me and dissect my liver to see if I have some sort of odd genome that causes spontaneous facsimilation? Yeah... no. I'd rather see myself living a long life, even if my life consists of traveling to another place, time, or dimension every time I walk through a door.
Excerpt: The Jeopardy Daley Chronicles
"JEOPARDY!" I heard a scream come from a door on my right, my vision was swimming so much I could hardly see the face inside the opening of the door. Or was it my vision at all? Maybe it was just me, stumbling crazily from side to side. Probably a combination of both. Definitely. I steadied myself against a frame of a door just a few feet away from the scream's origins. I saw the hair, long, dark, wavy. Anna... She'd come back for me... And then I collapsed.


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