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My Sweet Infected Influences

I had quite a few influences over the roughly two years I spent on My Sweet Infected

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I watched a lot of anime in that time. I attribute the increased number of streaming services such as Amazon Prime and Crunchyroll etc. to my ability to just watch whatever whenever. My favorite time of all is on the treadmill. I just unplug my brain from the world, plug it into my computer monitor, my Kindle, or Roku and watch away for the hour I'm on it. At 2-1/2 episodes per cardio session a season goes by fast.

I loved some of the various vampires, demons, undead, aliens and other mythological character types. As well, I loved some of the relationships you find in anime. I'll let you research that some if you're interested at all. GLOSSARY

Porter took my backpack off and set it down at the corner while I straightened my hair and clothes, pulling my shirt tail out over my hip holster. A girl had to look good, right? Not like she just came out of a brawl. This girl normally dressed more like a guy than any of women in the village, so this was as good as it could get. Nodding to Porter I walked right down the middle of the path and up to the front of the house. - My Sweet Infected - Chapter 2
"Sounds like it. I can't even imagine how a girl could do that. I admire that. I could never ever …" Her voice trailed off as she carefully reached out and touched the edge of my hair where it was tucked behind my ear. Her eyes displayed a confusing array of emotions as her fingers plucked at the short ends. Maybe there were stringy clumps of blood between the strands. - My Sweet Infected - Chapter 6 - MORE HERE



I saw this sketch the other day on G+ and it kind of suggested some of the feelings I had when writing these views of my protagonist, Emma.

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