I'm suffering.
I'm sleeping with my copy of
Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows under my pillow (or at least vaguely close to me) tonight, just because I don't want the phenomenon to end. Even though my love affair with the Boy Who Lived lasted only 5 years, compared to the 10 that most of my contemporaries shared, it was still a huge part of my childhood. All that considering, I'm highly unwilling to let it go.

I saw
Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 2 at 4:30 on July 16th, 2011. & yes, before you ask, it's VERY important to remember the exact date and time I saw this series come to the REAL close. Because, you know, after the last book came out, everyone was like, "oh, we still have the movies, so no worries." Well now it's the movies that are ending. Some may be able to say, "but Rowling might write about their kids," but it will never be the same. EVER.
I've read so much fanfiction today. Lots & lots of it. It's like my sick, twisted way of keeping it alive. Not as twisted as sleeping with the book beside me, but you get the point. <33 I love Harry Potter so much, & I never want to see it end.
In additional news, my super-cute lolita dress came in from China today. 8D It's so comfortable and totally adorable. So now I'm ready to be a bridesmaid in a very gothic-style wedding. <33
Also, I've laid the groundwork for my first anthology. It's centered mostly around perception, and themes mentioned are schizophrenia, paranoia, bitterness, and sleepwalking. The anthology itself is titled
Monster, and the stories contained within are visceral & psychological horror delving around the unspeakable crimes that a human can commit under the right set of psychological circumstances.
"Broken" is my award-winning piece about a schizophrenic girl recounting her story to a psychologist who is to diagnose her.
"Telephone" is about a girl's struggle against her paranoid, violent boyfriend.
"Jagged" is about a girl trying to uncover the secrets behind her nightmares and repressed memories.
"Howl" is about a girl who commits horrendous crimes because her perception is warped by bitterness.
The first short story mentioned will have a sequel that leads to a happy ending, most likely. Other than this, "Telephone" is the only other story that would be a candidate to have a sequel. Most of these stories are centered around an isolated thought and will not stretch further than that.
Now that my rambling for the day has been done, I should probably get some sleep. Maybe I won't try to sit up all night and read
Harry Potter.
LONG LIVE THE CHOSEN ONE! >o<
Peace!