Que Passa!!!!



1. What get you inspired to write a story?



I hope and pray to someday be a cartoonist, and one of the things we comic artists need to do is be able to come up with stories. I tend to see my war tavern stories in comic book form, and I try my best to describe them.



2. Do you plan ahead what is going to happend or do you just let a story flow right out of your imagination?



It all depends on the stories. Sometimes I imagine myself in the position of one of the main charicters in the story, and then do what I would have done. Other times, I actually dream up situations in my sleep.



3. What kind of stuff do you like to write the most?



In the war tavern, I get a REAL thrill with writing my Spaz stories, in which Spaz is the hero. I also had fun writting my Jazz Jackrabbit/Snooze and Mat amalgam stories. Outside the war tavern, I tend to write stories about Gargoyals, Bats, Sloths, Foxes, Dingos, etc. I even created a few stories that spawned new charicters, like 'Sue and Louie, the heartwarming tale of a ladybug and spider in love', and 'The adventures of Lubbo the Leech'. I am also currently working on a book I hope to publish called "Bad-time stories" involving truely messed-up faerie tales.



4. Do you like to mix a story with your own reality?



Yes. All my charicters are based on me and how I would deal with situations had I the time, and courage to do what they do. Spaz kinda reminds me of myself as well.



5. What brought you to the war tavern?



When I first logged on to JMMB, I wanted to do something special for a first impression. I created "The Story of Devan Shell."



6. Is there something your not satisfied about in your writing style?



Yeah, sometimes my train of thought takes a pit stop, and it takes a while to get it to start again.



7. WHO'S DA MAN?



I'S DA MAN!!!



"You know, a fruit bat, and his psycopathic sidekick don't count for a hill of grapes on this crazy island..."

-Mat Batty

Snooze and Mat.