Hey there guys!
I'm Drac
I'm from Norway, and I really love writing, and that's why I joined up here, and in addition, I also enjoy reading other peoples work.
I just started a blog about that's about all my failed attempts at writing, the sources of my inspiration and my ideas of future stories. You can check it out at http://swdrac.blogspot.com/
I love getting comments, so go ahead
(I usually try to return the favor)
My stories range from the rather superficial horror/action to deeper love/death stories and even sci-fi and supergory horror. It's hard to sum up what I do, so I'd rather encourage you to read some of the shorter pieces, just to get a feel of the diversity
I am currently writing a Novel, which is 50 pages at the moment. The novel is called Mephisto, and is about a man befriending a fallen angel. I started it a few years ago, and shortly after I joined this site and got a taste for writing shorter stories, it fell into a limbo that I'm still struggeling to get it out of.
Some of my favorite authors include Clive Barker, Abraham Stoker, Edgar A. Poe and Stephen King, to mention a few.
I am currently reading these books:
A collection of stories - Edgar A. Poe
Fear And Loathing in Las Vegas - Hunter S. Thompson
Roadside Picnic - Arkady and Boris Strugatsky
(And yes, I have a bad habit of starting more than one book at a time)
Books that I have lying around, and will be reading shortly:
The Hitchikers Guide To The Galaxy - Douglas Adams
Books Of Blood 3 - Clive Barker
Pet Cematary - Stephen King
First Blood - David Morrell
A collection of stories - H.P. Lovecraft
Some of my all-time favorite books (in random order):
Dracula - Abraham Stoker
Creepers - David Morrell
The Hellbound Heart - Clive Barker
The Picture Of Dorian Gray - Oscar Wilde
The Exorcist - William Peter Blatty
(And I can't decide what Stephen King novel to put here
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Quotes I like :
"The furniture is... beautiful" ~ my cousin
"There is only one thing in the world worse than being talked about, and that is not being talked about." ~ Oscar Wilde
"I can smile about it now, but at the time it was terrible" ~ The Smiths
"For there are brighter sides to life, and I should know, because I've seen them, but not very often" ~ The Smiths
And, my favorite poem is, of course, The Raven by Edgar Allen Poe But I also love the poem of his featured in the short story "The Fall of The House of Usher". Check it out
I have so many different stories in the working at all times that most of them get scrapped and end up as notes and small paragraphs in forgotten .txt documents. I would guess that not even half of the things I write get posted here, only the ones I finish do
So yeah, that's me. Come in, enjoy your stay, and leave a comment
I'm Drac
I'm from Norway, and I really love writing, and that's why I joined up here, and in addition, I also enjoy reading other peoples work.
I just started a blog about that's about all my failed attempts at writing, the sources of my inspiration and my ideas of future stories. You can check it out at http://swdrac.blogspot.com/
I love getting comments, so go ahead
(I usually try to return the favor)
My stories range from the rather superficial horror/action to deeper love/death stories and even sci-fi and supergory horror. It's hard to sum up what I do, so I'd rather encourage you to read some of the shorter pieces, just to get a feel of the diversity
I am currently writing a Novel, which is 50 pages at the moment.
The novel is called Mephisto, and is about a man befriending a fallen angel. I started it a few years ago, and shortly after I joined this site and got a taste for writing shorter stories, it fell into a limbo that I'm still struggeling to get it out of.Some of my favorite authors include Clive Barker, Abraham Stoker, Edgar A. Poe and Stephen King, to mention a few.
I am currently reading these books:
A collection of stories - Edgar A. Poe
Fear And Loathing in Las Vegas - Hunter S. Thompson
Roadside Picnic - Arkady and Boris Strugatsky
(And yes, I have a bad habit of starting more than one book at a time)
Books that I have lying around, and will be reading shortly:
The Hitchikers Guide To The Galaxy - Douglas Adams
Books Of Blood 3 - Clive Barker
Pet Cematary - Stephen King
First Blood - David Morrell
A collection of stories - H.P. Lovecraft
Some of my all-time favorite books (in random order):
Dracula - Abraham Stoker
Creepers - David Morrell
The Hellbound Heart - Clive Barker
The Picture Of Dorian Gray - Oscar Wilde
The Exorcist - William Peter Blatty
(And I can't decide what Stephen King novel to put here
)Quotes I like :
"The furniture is... beautiful" ~ my cousin
"There is only one thing in the world worse than being talked about, and that is not being talked about." ~ Oscar Wilde
"I can smile about it now, but at the time it was terrible" ~ The Smiths
"For there are brighter sides to life, and I should know, because I've seen them, but not very often" ~ The Smiths
And, my favorite poem is, of course, The Raven by Edgar Allen Poe
But I also love the poem of his featured in the short story "The Fall of The House of Usher". Check it out I have so many different stories in the working at all times that most of them get scrapped and end up as notes and small paragraphs in forgotten .txt documents. I would guess that not even half of the things I write get posted here, only the ones I finish do
So yeah, that's me. Come in, enjoy your stay, and leave a comment
- Last seen 8 hours ago. Member since February 18, 2007.
- I am a 19 year old guy (Norway)
- When I'm not writing, I'm A student, thinking of things to write.
- Visit my homepage at swdrac.blogspot.com/
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(38)- I am in the groups Adult Room, Cooking By The Book, Horror Fans, Literary Passion, Monsters Demons and Villains, The Literary Oscars, The Points Bank
- I have 886 comments, 5 contests, 15 poems, 110 stories, 1 journal
Stories I'm focused on
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I saw an angel cry today. / Her broken wings hung down by her side, and she was dying. / She was the most beautiful creature I had ever seen. / But I couldn't help her. I could only pray. / / Her wings were faded from white to grey, and they we
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It's the first part of my novel 'Mephisto'.
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My Stories
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A revised version of my story Cassandra. (Different enough to warrant a read from those who know the original ;D)
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After helping Messalina deal with Cathola, Kain gets himself into a whole lot of new trouble. Trouble maybe even he needs help to overcome.
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Long dark dirty hair was partially covered by a slouch hat, the same hat casting a shade over the wearers face. From the darknessprotruded
My Poetry
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I met you on a bus stop
you were crying hard that day
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- Castle In The Sky at allpoetry
I met you on a bus stop
you were crying hard that day - Remember at allpoetry
Though the mouth is sewn shut - In Love With A Machine at allpoetry
I'm in love with a machine, and it can never repay it. I'm in love with a machine, and I can never escape it.
My journal entries
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I often get writers block, and can sit for hours trying to write without producing a single usable word... So I decided to make a blog about my failed writings, my sources of inspiration and my upcoming projects =) 1 The blog is there so I can write something, even when I can't think of a good story (or, rather,
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Lady RocknRoll on November 17You've got some pretty neat stories up here. I hope- if this be your goal- that your work makes it to the shelf.
Ever read any Dean Koontz? I would recommend most of his work, particularly the Odd Thomas series if you haven't read it.
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DogsLookUp on August 29Have you read "The Shining" by Stephen King? It's the greatest book of all time, in my humble opinion.
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Irenic. on August 10The Hitchikers Guide To The Galaxy= funny. I'm Miriam!!?!??!?!
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Lady Pixie on August 5Drac!!! I just realized that as often as I read you and see you around, I don't have you on my favorites list
that must be fixed!
Oh.. and keep your E. A. Poe stuff well guarded from me One of the best writers of all time, right there.
awesome profile and good reading tastes.
