Allow me to introduce myself my name is James, but a few people refer to to me by my nickname " Husk ". I'm currently twenty-one years of age and in college for a degree for something completely unrelated to this topic. Recently I encounterd this particular website, because I was interested in how to improve my drawings from pathetic chicken stratch that burns the eyes to something a
little more pleasing, and doesn't cause brain dammage.
I've a few hobbies that include playing Tetris, Sudoku, and reading a well writen novel generally, mystery books are the ones that piqued my intrest most often. Another interest of mine is watching Dvd's of old cartoons that I enjoyed as a kid from The Simpsons to Animaniacs. I don't have many dislikes,however one thing that gains irate from me is when people use shorthand abbrivations to words I've have no clue what it is telling me. I don't text that often, which is why I'm a little behind on that curve so to speak, also
because I don't like to butcher my own language to something that no one can comprehend.
Which I'm sure most people nowadays will do. Call me " language assertived " if you must, but that is my opinion on grammar and how responses should be made. Anyways that is a breif summation of me.
Please feel free to leave any comments, or any questions that you may have about me.

Welcome to MT.

Just out of curiosity, where are you from?

@ indescribable I'm in Waxahachie, Tx
why do you ask?

"Just out of curiosity."

@indescribable okay, I just wanted to know it wasn't my imagination going crazy.

James is a good name.

Haha.

He's from Texas, too.

@ Jubeh Thank you!?... I aways knew it was good name to pick.
@ Hayashida Darn Tootin!... sorry I can't pull off street. Ha!

Hey, welcome welcome! Got any good mystery authors you recommend? I'm always looking for a good book to read.

@ Rio Of course I do, Arthur Doyle is always a good choice I'm about half way through " The Hound of The Baskervilles " and almost any thing by Dan Brown. I finished reading " The Lost Symbol " in about a week. I could go on, but I think those two are the best out there.

Doyle and Brown are obvious choices but thanks for mentioning them anyways. C: Know any authors that aren't in the top mystery lists?

@ Rio
It might take awhile, since I need to see the book before I recommend it. I can get a better list for you later on, is this okay with you?

Hey, welcome~

And Rio try out Scott Mariani ;D He's my living god. He's a total conspiracist. I am somewhat a silly goose in that field of books.

New dude seems nice. :}

@ Rio
You can also select " The Associate " by John Grisham, " Worst Case " by James Patterson, " Once a Spy " Keith Thompson or even " The Last Templar "
by Raymond Khoury. Although I don't if it will help at all, I would choose " The Last Templar " since it's close to what Dan Brown would write.
@ Linz
Thank You!?...Although I'm confused, do I seem nice because of the way I write or what I've written? either way I'm a nice guy.