Backstory and Unknown Facts

In Bed, the reason the narrator didn't want to get out of bed (besides being tired and the bed being for warm and comforable) was because that day was the day she had to meet her estranged father, someone who had abandoned her after probably sexually abusing her.

In the Renny Boy series, Joey and Luke end up together after the series concludes. How far after, I won't say. I won't even say whether or not they stay together, because I myself don't know.

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In Renny Boy, the reason Luke knows about Soria and Ren's musical endeavors is because Soria kinda boasts to him about it in their English and history classes - two classes that Ren doesn't have with Soria, so he wouldn't know about their conversations. Soria fawns over Ren's voice, which also lends to Luke's initial hesitation in asking Soria out.

At the football game where Brendan gets into an argument with the dance team girl over sticking up for Soria, the girl who he was arguing with was a girl who used to pick on him for being chubby back in early grade school, hence the bitterness.

Also up until Brendan Dude, Brendan has a microscopic crush on Soria but it only amounts to a brother-sister relationship.

Olli Lolli went through the IB program in high school as a chorus kid. He took HL physics and math studies, and his foreign language was Spanish.

In Dark Desires, Libby and her sister when to a private art school, where Libby took all dance classes while her sister took all Theatre classes.

In The It Girl, it's briefly mentioned that Gemma and Tom knew each other from their days at Cambridge. However, they didn't go to the same schools. While Tom was at Pembroke College, Gemma was studying at the at the women's college of Newnham. They only met through mutual friends one Saturday.

When I was writing All Was Violent, I was imagining a scene from something like Lord of the Rings... though the banner isn't very LOTR at all.

In Pretty Girls, the songs mentioned in the chapter titles are the songs that appear on the roadtrip mixed CD, which are also the songs that I randomly find on YouTube when I'm writing the chapter.

In Iridescent, I made the layout and then decided on a story line, before realising that the layout has nothing to do with the story line.

Every apartment that's mentioned in any one of my stories is based on one of the apartments my older brother has lived in, as far as the layout goes.

In my one-shot Suicide Hotel Gabby was originally going to be the one to fall.

Also, in Waiting, the main character is a business man.

In Pet (unposted):

Sarah is 30. Her two younger siblings (Ryan and Rachel) are twins and six years younger than she is.

The play that Sarah student-directed in high school was Our Town. She originally auditioned to be Emily but wasn't cast.

The whole of Of Physicists and Pianists takes place over about four or five months, and Vash is away in Europe for near enough six weeks -two weeks in Geneva, one in Warsaw and one in Vilnius and the last two in London.

Roderich and Elizabeta are only married for a month and a few days before they go on the 'trial separation' that leads to their divorce.

Brady spills his guts about St. James to Kyle shortly after the events of I Can't Hang. Kyle and James hang out at night in their rooms, doing their own things during the night, and Brady sometimes ends up sitting on the futon watching TV by himself. But Brady, hating the feeling of solitude, would sometimes hang out with one of them, talking the night away. That's how he ended up entrusting Kyle with his feelings for St. James. Kyle rarely gives advice; he just listens and keeps the secrets with him. And he doesn't show it often, but Kyle loves those moments with Brady, the ones where he feels like they're family.

For the Renny Boy series, in the ten-year lull between their third and fourth release, each member of Plaster Caster goes to college, albeit at different points in their lives. All four members end up at the University of North Florida due to convenience and money. Luke gets a degree in Jazz Studies after dabbling in marine biology to find that his heart was more in the former. Brendan majors in Spanish and minors in French after discovering in high school that he picks up languages easier than academics, and he enjoys it. Ren ends up with a History degree even though he doesn't really know what to do with it - he just likes history. Soria studies Advertising with a minor in Writing Studies; this lends to her ability to assist in marketing for not just Plaster Caster, but all the bands on the label in general.

In Of Love and Memories, Beth had an obsessive crush on Owen, although only Frieda was aware of the extent to it. She tried telling Millie of it, but Millie thought she was being dramatic and waved it off.

In Today, it's not exactly obvious but "familiar eyes" is a cat. I based that drabble off of how I feel about my cat. So, "familair eyes" is actually my cat. And that "he" is actually a she, and also me. Even though I don't coffee or have honey with my tea. But it was the best way I could explain the changes I've noticed about myself since I've gotten her.

In The Fuckers, Levi is an artist and he drew Addie on the first night she came to the house.

In my new version of Imprint, Heather's dad Derek was a trust fund baby who grew up to be a multimillionaire business mogul. His son, and Heather's older half-brother, neglected to go to college and instead took a position at his father's business. They were killed because of their power, leaving behind both of their fortunes. After Derek's death, Heather's mother Janice sold the company to another CEO, but kept stock on it. That is why the Browns are rich and Janice doesn't have to work.

Also in Imprint, Derek was married to his childhood sweetheart before he met Janice. Her name was Shaunda Remington and they grew up in upscale New York together. However, Shaunda developed PTSD shortly after the birth of their first son Peter, and committed suicide when he was only a few months old. Derek left his newborn son with his mother for a year so he could travel, in an attempt to pull himself together after the horrifying loss. While on his tour of the world, he stopped in Seattle and met a beautiful and enigmatic young woman named Janice Clearwater. She was 17, fresh out of high school, and he was 25. She was enamored with his flashy big city lifestyle and his maturity. He loved her fiery personality and her exotic beauty, and after only a week of knowing each other, invited him to live with her. She moved in with him and helped raise Peter as her own. They got married 3 months after their first encounter, and everyone told them it was a bad idea. But they stayed together, and after 5 years of marriage they had a daughter named Heather, and two years after that, a son, Chester. Shortly before Derek's death, they had celebrated their 19th anniversary.

For Generation Why Bother:

The Mighty Mosh is still canon as far as serving as a background for Chuck and Riley when they show up in Generation Why Bother...but it's terrible and I'm not proud of it. The events of that story happen in their sophomore year, and their junior year was when they started to soften up on each other. Everything is canon, but I'd like to imagine it canon in a more...well-written way, I guess.

Anthony has two older sisters, but when he was 16, one of them was hit by a drunk driver and killed at age 20. Years later when Put'emup, Put'emup was underway, Andy and Anthony co-wrote a song called "Somebody's Everything" about her. His other sister is 26 and owns a cupcake shop in Aurora, Illinois.

Mick was studying to be an elementary school teacher in college, but his passions were cooking and drumming. Being a drummer obviously became his main career path, but he's certified to be a teacher.

Put'emup, Put'emup's first release was an EP called "Smile This Out" in 2009. In May 2011, their first full-length record titled "Cooler Than Cool" was put out right as they were getting used to their new-found fame as an up-and-coming pop-punk band.

All but one of the songs on the "Smile This Out" EP were sung completely by Andy, and Andy kept trying to get Anthony to sing on the record along with him, but Anthony kept refusing until he came to Andy with a song called "Somebody's Everything," which he wrote about his deceased sister. The song is a back-and-forth between the two where Andy is kind of talking Anthony through his situation of missing her and wondering about how her life would have been. Fans loved that song, and thus on their full-length, many songs give Anthony a pretty good singing part.

Also, Oshie totally has a mancrush/admiration-crush on Andy. It never dies down.