I am 19 and live in South East England, in Ashford, with an unhealthy obsession for reading anything and everything.

It's starting to get worrying.

My beta cdunbar along with DQRC/Rialle, moon.witche and The Romanticidal Edwardian run a hilarious podcast called Temptation: A Twilight Fanfiction Podcast which you can listen to on iTunes, a link to the page is here: http:///

I'm also a beta for the following story:

If This Is What You Want by JeNnNn, it's a slash E/C story set in the 80s. Please go read and worship it. (I'm more of a plot and character beta, cdunbar is the proper beta)

Also check out The Lazy, Yet Discerning Ficster, they do fic recommendations, give advice, author interviews and post all round amazing columns: http:///?zx=2952d92a4b026fca

My first fanfiction is The Tortoise and the Hare, my attempt at an all human Bella and Edward with heavy references to Jane Eyre. Although I think it's a lot more subtler than I intended.

Link to the thread over on Twilighted is here.

I've also started doing a series of outtakes from Edward's point of view called The North Wind and the Sun.

My second story is called The Boy in the Cafeteria, it's a slash story exploring what if Bella was a boy. Still in Forks, still falling in love with Edward. However I'm taking a more character study approach, so no running from James. But a confused Edward falling in love with a human boy despite the nature of his upbringing telling him it's a sin. And his undeniable bloodlust of course.

Here's the link for the thread over on Twilighted:

http:///forum/viewtopic.php?f=33&t=3762&p=414015#p414015

It's currently on hiatus but will be resumed when TATH has been completed, possibly the odd chapter here and there.

An Exploration of the Senses Contest

Thank you to all those who voted and entered, cdunbar and myself never expected such an interest. I especially thought it would sink into obscurity.

The results for the top three are:

1. 'Le Lendemain Matin' by Leon McFrenchington

2. 'Silence Speaks the Loudest' by Rosette-Cullen

3. 'The Great Below' by Rosette-Cullen

Congratulations!