About

Hi! Glad you’re interested about me. There’s not much to know, honestly. I’m a full time high school student in my senior years with a budding interest in story writing. I say ‘budding’ as I only put pen to paper (or in this case, fingers to keyboard) when I am forced requested to by a teacher. Although I write as such, I do enjoy the process of writing. I’m hoping that running a blog fuels my potential passion for writing while also helping me improve on my writing skills (in both creatives and analysis in general).

I would like to say that I write for myself — as in I write to make myself proud first, then everyone else. In saying that, the works here may not be things I am 100% proud of; either due to restrictions in word count, or lack or time, or maybe I just put it aside for too long and just lost steam entirely. This means that pretty much all the works that will be on here were written for classwork at school. I’ve asked a teacher in the English faculty if this is allowed, and it is, so thank you for your concern.

HOWEVER, you, as the reader, are allowed to completely omit all the petty excuses I have made above and just my writing for what it’s worth. For all I know, you could have read this as the very last thing in your visit, or not even bothered to have clicked on this page at all. Hopefully, by laying down my works to hopefully many friendly anonymous people online, I can become more motivated to write better (so I don’t get completely and utterly roasted).

The whole ‘limbo’ concept that I came up with for the name of this blog was on a complete whim. I was thinking to myself whether my works would be ‘stuck in limbo’, if that makes any sense. Will they exist as thought clouds in other people’s minds, which can only be done I had shared them in the first place. Or, will they be hidden in the various folders of my computer or as a page in the stack on my table, or online as pieces of trash. I have taken the dive; sent my works to limbo and released all control of them. Hopefully some of them survive this scrutiny.

N.B I chose to not call this purgatory it is described as a temporary place in between heaven and hell. Limbo (limbus infantum, from what I have gathered) is a place of eternal waiting, which is closer to what I am trying to describe. The children (i.e the works I’ve written) are barred from heaven. The things I have uploaded are not meant to be purged, but to be placed in a state of contemplation, forever stuck in the limbo called the internet. Hopefully that make sense and wasn’t a load of drabble.