Alysa is her real name, and writing is her game! (Except writing any form of nonfiction. Unless it is somehow, EXTREMELY interesting to her, which is VERY unlikely.) Lisa was born and lives in Houston, Texas. She is the author of “Minetrapped!", "The Four Elements", "After Whatever After", and has made short horror or mystery stories based off of pictures of The Mysteries Of Harris Burdick by Chris Van Allsberg. She likes to write fantasy stories and sometimes puts a modern twist inside of it, and has a taken a liking in making mystery and horror stories, which are based on her posts, and likes Roman and Greek myths. She is also in partnership with Sara as the authors of “Through the Eyes of the Houses of Hogwarts” series and has made a couple of Glogsters with her. If not writing, you can find her, if you climb high enough, reading under a pile of books reading the Harry Potter and Percy Jackson series,with many more.(Those were the main ones.) You can also find her playing an extremely difficult piano piece or depending on her mood at the moment, playing whatever she wants. If she is not doing either of those, you can find her in a corner drawing doodles or daydreaming what would happen if she could be admitted into Hogwarts or be a demigod. 
Wednesday, April 9, 2014
About the Author: Lisa
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Alysa is her real name, and writing is her game! (Except writing any form of nonfiction. Unless it is somehow, EXTREMELY interesting to her, which is VERY unlikely.) Lisa was born and lives in Houston, Texas. She is the author of “Minetrapped!", "The Four Elements", "After Whatever After", and has made short horror or mystery stories based off of pictures of The Mysteries Of Harris Burdick by Chris Van Allsberg. She likes to write fantasy stories and sometimes puts a modern twist inside of it, and has a taken a liking in making mystery and horror stories, which are based on her posts, and likes Roman and Greek myths. She is also in partnership with Sara as the authors of “Through the Eyes of the Houses of Hogwarts” series and has made a couple of Glogsters with her. If not writing, you can find her, if you climb high enough, reading under a pile of books reading the Harry Potter and Percy Jackson series,with many more.(Those were the main ones.) You can also find her playing an extremely difficult piano piece or depending on her mood at the moment, playing whatever she wants. If she is not doing either of those, you can find her in a corner drawing doodles or daydreaming what would happen if she could be admitted into Hogwarts or be a demigod.
Alysa is her real name, and writing is her game! (Except writing any form of nonfiction. Unless it is somehow, EXTREMELY interesting to her, which is VERY unlikely.) Lisa was born and lives in Houston, Texas. She is the author of “Minetrapped!", "The Four Elements", "After Whatever After", and has made short horror or mystery stories based off of pictures of The Mysteries Of Harris Burdick by Chris Van Allsberg. She likes to write fantasy stories and sometimes puts a modern twist inside of it, and has a taken a liking in making mystery and horror stories, which are based on her posts, and likes Roman and Greek myths. She is also in partnership with Sara as the authors of “Through the Eyes of the Houses of Hogwarts” series and has made a couple of Glogsters with her. If not writing, you can find her, if you climb high enough, reading under a pile of books reading the Harry Potter and Percy Jackson series,with many more.(Those were the main ones.) You can also find her playing an extremely difficult piano piece or depending on her mood at the moment, playing whatever she wants. If she is not doing either of those, you can find her in a corner drawing doodles or daydreaming what would happen if she could be admitted into Hogwarts or be a demigod. 
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