Well, you managed to lose your way and wound up here, huh? I guess since I have your attention, I should tell you a little bit about myself. My name is Brad and I have been the sole operator of this fine Parasite Eve fan page for about a year and a half now. It's been a bumpy road thus far, but what do you expect from a novice web designer! Well, now I have redesigned the whole site, and I am, for the first time, content with the way things look and operate. Heh. I could go into a little story about how I crushed my competition in my neighborhood, but this is an about me section, not an about how this site was made and how much arse it kicks. :) Everybody can be a little bit cocky at least once in their lives.

Anyway, I'll now tell you about me. I'm into acting, I take drama in school and do the plays/musicals they have every year. Keep in mind, I never said I was good at it . . . In-between plays and musicals, I like to play video games, Parasite Eve especially, and be around people who have some kind of attraction for me (I believe you call them "friends"). But for the most part, I listen and attempt to compose music. My genre of choice is orchestral, mostly modern stuff, tons of which come from video game, tv show, and movie soundtracks. Others are Dvorak and occasionally Beethoven. Occasionally, I'll listen to alternative rock/pop, but only the good stuff from ‘96 and earlier, none of that boy band/rap stuff. Oh! I like cloths too! I love getting new cloths, it makes me feel less dirty :) This is coming from the guy who gets 3 shirts and 3 pairs of pants a year *shakes fist at all the people who have a different outfit for every day of the month* But it is better than some kiddies, so I'm not complaining, just expressing my love for cotton.

While cloths and music and Parasite Eve are good things, I would have to say my calling is literature. I love a good story; voice, text, pictures you name it. This is probably why my favorite game of all time is not Parasite Eve 1 or 2, but Chrono Cross. I love getting deep into a story where the actual goings on aren't explained to you in one line of simple dialog *coughFF7cough*. I'm also utterly intrigued by Shakespear, Homer, Dickens, and even Square writers. It's like everything these people write has multiple layers to them (such as Kyle's pseudo-dying words in P. Eve 2) and it's picking those layers apart is what I love most about this life on this insignificant little planet of ours. Think of me as the kid who doesn't ever moan about an English assignment. Well, that's about it. I'm not going to post a picture unless someone forces me to, so don't wonder why.