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Genre: Literary Fiction
About VeronicaLocation: Michigan Home Region: Age:15 Favorite novels: To Kill a Mockingbird, A Tree Grows in Brooklyn, The BFG, The Secret Garden Favorite writers: C.S Lewis, Laurie Hals Anderson, Rhoald Dahl Favorite music: Nothing Pop or rap, but I like almost everything else. Non-noveling interests: Reading, thinking |
Joined: Abril 16, 2008 This Year: Official Participant NaNoWriMo History: NaNoWriMo posts: 48 NaNoWriMo buddies: 13
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Brief Author Bio: This sentence is the first sentence in Veronica's author bio. This sentence says that the author does not know what to say about herself. This sentence comments on the deliciousness of Ramen. This sentence agrees, but points out that the previous sentence was entirely out of context. This is the first sentence in a new paragraph, and could be the last, depending on its placement. This sentence explains that self-referential sentences were not the author's own idea. This sentence attempts to give credit but fails. This sentence contains a link: http://beebo.org/smackerels/this-is-the-title.html . This is the first sentence in a new paragraph, and could be the last, depending on its placement. This sentence once more comments on the fact that Ramen is quite yummy. This sentence points out to the other sentences that they should get back on track, if that track even existed in the first place. This sentence agrees. These. Are sentence. Fragments. This sentence informs the reader that the author whos profile you are viewing likes writing short stories better than novels. This sentence says that fact was not always true. This sentence points out that the previous two sentences do not matter, because the author is planning on enjoying nanowrimo for the second year. This sentence would like to add on to the previous sentence, but fails. This sentence attempts to make up for the failure of the previous sentence, but also fails. This sentence finally says what the last three sentences were trying to say, which is that nanowrimo is for writing novels, not for writing stories. This sentence is relieved that it is at the end of the paragraph. This sentence tries to end the author bio, but is interrupted by-- This sentence makes itself dictator of the author bio, and declares the author bio finished. |
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Synopsis: Heterophobia
Richard thinks that he's just like everybody else. He thinks that he just hasn't found the right person yet. Sure, there's his "best friend" Josh, who everybody thinks he's dating... except Richard himself.
But then he meets Ashleigh. He denies it at first, but then realizes that he can't hide his feelings from himself, or anybody else. Richard must learn to live as a straight guy in a gay world.
Excerpt: Heterophobia
Halfway down the stairs, Richard stopped and considered calling Josh back and begging him to come over. But he knew that it would not help in the slightest. Josh being there might be great for support, but Richard might end up wanting to simply shove Josh in front of him and say, “You tell her.” He knew that he had to tell his mom himself though, and he could not rely on somebody else as a crutch. Besides, once it was over with, it probably would not be that bad. His mom would, most likely, accept it. There was no doubt that she would be shocked, but he did not think that she would overreact. If she did, then that would be something that he would just have to deal with on his own, whether he wanted to or not. Of course, he did not know that right now, it did not matter, because that person in the kitchen was not his mother. The woman in the kitchen was a woman who was twenty seven, who was named Susan, who had an awful case of kleptomania, and who was stealing his microwave and planning on selling in on the black market.
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