Alarcon Hills/Foreword

I started "Alarcon Hills" during the Summer of 2011. It was the same time that I made a D+ in my Junior English class. while watching my Brother's soccer practice at Washington Elementary, the same spot that I did Summer School, the idea for "Alarcon Hills" popped into my mind. This is how "Alarcon Hills" started.
The main characters were inspired by me and my classmates for the 2005-2006 School Year. Later, some of the characters that I hung out would be secondary characters. That's right, 13 guys and 10 girls. In total, there are 20 male students and 15 females that are focused on. The entire Freshman class, and some of the (a) Sophomore, (b) Junior, and (c) Senior students in the book were "what-nots", meaning that they were seen but not heard.
When I write, a flashback occurs. I go from thinking about the announcer to being him. Daniel and Alexander's personalities were inspired by me. I go put myself into a character of this book. Alexander is the mature and calm one, whilst his friend Daniel is the fun-loving kind of guy. The things that are important to them are the things that seem important to me. I think that Alex and Danny's friendship would turn out better than any relationship ever known in the book. JK. They're just friends. Don't tell anyone about this Alex-Danny Relationship rumor.
I was amused when people would read my story when it was listed on Fan Ficiton Wikia on the front page. I wanted to write something realistoc about teenage life, and coming of age. If you didn't want to watch Pulp Fiction or Clerks, or read Little Annie Fanny, there was nothing mature to entertain yourself. I wanted to write something that dealt with teenagers acting like real adults.
The major influence on my writing was reading. As a little kid, I had an interest in books that my classes would go to the library every week. Especially every day as of Junior High School. At the age of three, I began goofing around with my grandmother's computer. I wrote things to influence my thoughts in life. During my first years of writng (Tenth Grade), I wrote about my obsessions. I wanted to meet Meghann. Writing was easy for me because I express myself to this interest most of the time. I'm a story writer. I start with plots then characters and settings. I know my characters, what color they are, who they inspire (i.e. Mr. Song inspires Dante Hicks from "Clerks") and who they trust.