Hello.
Posted: Wed Jun 17, 2009 11:57 pm
Hello. I'm new to BookTalk, but I'm not new to Internet forums, which appears to be more or less what this site is, with the obvious addition of officially regulated book readings. In fact, the officially regulated book reading idea is exactly what caught my attention and sparked my interest.
My real name is Luke, but on the Internet I go by the name "Macai," or "The Real Macai," depending on what the person addressing me prefers. Actually, I answer to Luke as well, so nevermind all of that. I'm twenty-one years old. I live in a very rural portion of New York, in a town that's got under two thousand people living in it.
The kinds of books I typically read are usually fantasy, science fiction, and horror, in either novel or short story collection forms. I also read a lot of roleplaying books. You know, like Dungeons and Dragons and World of Darkness supplements, which actually read like text books, except they describe game rules and setting rather than an aspect of the real world.
Not only do I read the roleplaying books, but if it's not entirely obvious, I also play the roleplaying games. It's one of my favorite pastimes. If it hasn't been made totally clear yet that I'm a complete dork, I'd like to add that I'm a hobbyist computer programmer.
I'm hoping to make a few friends and see where it goes from there. If I made any grammar errors, I apologize. I didn't exactly proofread this message. If my conversational tone is inappropriate, I also apologize.
Hope to see you soon.
My real name is Luke, but on the Internet I go by the name "Macai," or "The Real Macai," depending on what the person addressing me prefers. Actually, I answer to Luke as well, so nevermind all of that. I'm twenty-one years old. I live in a very rural portion of New York, in a town that's got under two thousand people living in it.
The kinds of books I typically read are usually fantasy, science fiction, and horror, in either novel or short story collection forms. I also read a lot of roleplaying books. You know, like Dungeons and Dragons and World of Darkness supplements, which actually read like text books, except they describe game rules and setting rather than an aspect of the real world.
Not only do I read the roleplaying books, but if it's not entirely obvious, I also play the roleplaying games. It's one of my favorite pastimes. If it hasn't been made totally clear yet that I'm a complete dork, I'd like to add that I'm a hobbyist computer programmer.
I'm hoping to make a few friends and see where it goes from there. If I made any grammar errors, I apologize. I didn't exactly proofread this message. If my conversational tone is inappropriate, I also apologize.
Hope to see you soon.
