Apart from co-founders Mata and Jess, these are our epic writers. If you would like to become an epic writer contact us!
Chloe loves music, movies, and photography. She has danced Gangnam Style all over Europe (mostly) and is an unabashed fan of anything Kristen Stewart that is also not Twilight. She also really likes Emma Watson’s hair. (Emma Watson herself is good, too.) Outside of the internet, Chloe enjoys tomato-based pasta and a comfortable bed. When normal people ask, she tells them she likes football (the soccer kind), and works on her photography in her spare time. She hopes to work in film and television one day but in the meantime her day job as a legal drug dealer is paying for her unlimited internet and Netflix addiction.
Inside of the internet and all such related things (because let’s be honest, the internet is life), Chloe’s kryptonite is science fiction and cops, especially if these things include strong female characters with a credible story arc. So it will be of no surprise when she tells you that her favourite shows are Fringe, Continuum, Orphan Black, Warehouse 13, and Downton Abbey pre-season three (one of these is not like the other).
Motu loves Park Chanyeol. Her dedication to this idol is slightly frightening, but it’s love and who are you to judge her? She spends a majority of her time locked up in her sister’s room, in a dark corner, hissing at the slightest movement and crying over kpop idols. Currently attending Stab-in-dale, she’s the lousiest student who watches kdramas and shipping fmv’s more than she attends class.
With a slight obsession with fanfiction (asianfanfics is love, asianfanfics is life), she’ll shun you for long periods of time to sit and read the “action” genre. Motu’s first fandom was Supernatural, and growing up with her Winchester brothers, she’s learned more about the bible in 8 seasons than she did at a Catholic school for 8 years (but y’know, what do you know about life?).
So welcome, come and enjoy her measly attempts at writing and experience the Second-hand embarrassment that most people feel when reading about her fangirling and just life in general.
