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Roar�Iapos;ve been so busy that I�havenapos;t posted here in ages�Anyway, whatapos;s new in my world of writing... Psychogenesis is fairly underway�Itapos;s my favorite romance that Iapos;ve written so far�I�look forward VERY�much to finishing it. By Light of the Harvest Moon has taken an unannounced vacation and Iapos;m still waiting for it to come back -_- stubborn characters...

��������� But in more recent news�My NaNoWriMo story for this year is titled Disjuncta Membra, latin for "the scattered remains"�^_^�Itapos;s a contemporary/urban fantasy about a middle-school boy named Milan who is one of the imprinted. The imprinted have existed all throughout history, but nobody knows why. Some bear their mark from birth, others find themself labeled after certain events in their lives.�
���������For Milan, he is marked with a blue waning crescent below his right eye. His older sister died from cancer at the age of 20, when Milan was 10, and her boyfriend blamed her family for it. One day when Milan came home from school, he found his parents murdered and his sisterapos;s boyfriend standing over them. Before the police showed up, Milan had already been molested and brutally beaten. The event caused him to withdraw so far into himself that he lost the capability to feel any and all emotions of his own, but in exchange he felt the every emotion of anyone around him - he had been imprinted. The story starts when he is 14,�living with his�aunt, uncle, and cousin (a�girl his age,�named Jasmine).
�������� But those who are imprinted are not deemed as such for life - if they get back that which they lost, they can overcome the mark and become "normal" again. But what exactly is "normal"? Whatever it is, is it worth it? Milan doesnapos;t think so.
������� Then he meets a transfer student named Shiori, a girl who has been marked since birth. She was born deaf but with the ability to hear the thoughts of those around her. Having never known sound, she has no desire for it; her label is that of a green akoben beside her left ear. As the two become friends and meet others like them who are marked, such as the sullen part-time-college-student Arian, they begin to change their views of the world and of each other. During the difficult transition from middle school to high school, social prejudices are at their worst - and the imprinted have always been shunned. Can they get by with nothing but each other and the promise that one day they, too, can obtain that which they have lost?

And thatapos;s what itapos;s about =D�Iapos;m soooo excited to get to work on it soon Itapos;s a very emotional story. Arian is a very sad character. Sadder than Milan, in my opinion. But I�think that if Milan could feel, he would be sadder. Itapos;s just that Arian bears the mark of a grey sanfoka on his forehead, and he is a post-cog who is slowly losing his own memories of the past as they are replaced by the events, sensations, and memories he perceives due to his mark. He became marked after his girlfriend got into a car accident and found herself comatose since it occured. She was marked since birth as a pre-cog, and would only be set free when one of her visions was proved wrong. The day of the accident, she told Arian that it would only occur if he came and so he should stay home. He did; she lied. It only occurred because he didnapos;t come, and with that her vision was proven wrong and she lost her mark. Arian waits for the day she is able to regain consciousness. He had always told her that he didnapos;t think a vision could be wrong and that he thought she would be marked forever; as such, he blames himself. As he slowly loses his memories of her and of his own life, he desperately searches for a way to become normal again.
So compared to Milan who doesnapos;t seem to care (at first) whether heapos;s marked or not, Arian makes me so sad�*huggles Arian* But I�love them all ^.^�None of that is really spoiler, since itapos;s basic plot knowledge anyway. Iapos;m just looking forward to writing it all very, very much. They all get happy endings. Well, somewhat happy endings. Bittersweet happiness.

Why Disjuncta Membra? Itapos;s latin, sounds awesome, and it DOES�make sense if you think about it. When someone loses something about themselves, they gain something in return to manitain the balance - that is how one becomes marked. They have to be able to get back what they lost to cancel out what they gained. The remains of what they lost are scattered, as in they are difficult to find. See?�Do n0t questi0n mah div1n3 log1c XD

Oh dear, I�had best be going now. I�have to play somewhere soon =O�My first playing job�Itapos;s with another flute player from school. Weapos;re only playing for 2 hours, but we each get $50, which is really damn good in my opinion. Iapos;m psyched - I�can buy manga after this Iapos;ll post more about Disjuncta Membra in the near future.

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