Jason Again

I write on many different topics in a few different styles. For the most part, you could say I'm just testing my abilities and finding what I am best at. I tend to take experiences from my own life, add to them, take from them, and twist them up. The thing is, I keep the basic concept of what happened with my personal experience. I'm not trying to become a great writer. I just want the personal satisfaction of being able to say I can successfully write.

When I write a story I have a tendency to leave out details. I do this because I think a reader should be able to use their own imagination to create an image in their own minds. This way, my story is never the same to any two people. I also leave endings open a bit so that a full conclusion can be thought up by the reader. Take for example my story "Storm." I know exactly why the end happened the way it did. But then again, I call it a completed work so it isn't the official way it happened. You can think up your own reason of why. Some may not like this style, but I personally love it.