please come back to me

Listening to Mr. Sun again. It's such a pretty song.

The cover, that is.

Um, I owe this blog a post, huh? It's been a while since my last post and I used to post on this blog almost religiously. ;A; Ick. Oh well, I guess. It's a new day and a new post and a new year.

You know what that means? It means I'm changing the name of the blog, as well as the design. I got bored with the red and black ordeal, I like my cyan.

I have school tomorrow. I'm not so happy about that because I have nine chemistry problems that I haven't finished and can't finish because I'm completely lost. I did all my other homework, though, so I guess that's a plus.

A small positive, nether less.

I'm typing this from my MacBook, which I like dearly. My Mac is fantastic and has some beautiful speakers. I can hear everything clearly which is ten kinds of awesome.

What did I do over Christmas break, you ask?

Absolutely nothing. I procrastinated and other things, but in seriousness, I did nothing productive. I did learn, however, that I will never procrastinate during a break again.

Which brings me to the next point of my post for today: I have finals in two weeks and I'm promptly spazzing because I need to do a crapload of community service before the 13th for my National Honor Society application.

Did I mention that the 2011 Amazon Breakthrough Novel Awards start in a month? Yeah...I'm entering Inevitable. It's going to be a longshot, due to the fact that Inevitable is a genre and base breaker. I stepped out of the usual romance genre and dived into apocalyptic future mixed with about twenty different point of views.

I'm so screwed it's not even funny anymore.

-Angie

The Varient

Did you know that Angie has writer friends? (YES, I HAVE FRIENDS JESSE. I'M PRETTY SURE YOU WERE GOING TO POST A STUPID COMMENT LIKE THIS. DX)
...erm, where was I? Oh yeah, writer friends!
So, my friend Saro, just self-published her book. She's seventeen.
Think about that for a couple of minutes. She's a fantastic writer, so here I am, advertising! Her book The Varient (yes, it's spelled like that) is a Sci-Fi/Fantasy novel taking place in a Utopia in the distant future.
Here's a short summary, provided by Saro~!

Amryl Laque is the daughter of Varoron, a Captain of the Puran Guard, and saddled with a rather unremarkable power; she feels useless in a sea of soldiers until a 'falling star' throws her tiny, organised and docile world into chaos. Could this silent but expressive boy she calls 'Shadow' really be one of the dangerous Varient Strain, with a power that could destroy the utopia Ryl's father tried so hard to build? Or is it really a utopia at all?

Sound awesome? Click the link I provided. Maybe you know someone who likes Sci-Fi books? A great gift! :D
^^ So, check it~!
Thanks for reading~!
-Angie
PS: Chaos & Conflict is under steady editing. Expect an excerpt soon. ^^;