Kashif Ross is a mystical warrior known to combat words and spew their remains on pages and pages of manuscripts. Though he's widely known for teaching math, writing, research skills, and how to be amazing, he is a writer at heart.

In his soon to be released novel, Barcode: Legend of Apollo, Kashif is a self-proclaimed "god." When asked why he'd do such a blasphemous thing, he replied, "I wanted a god with flaws in my story. Because every one know to man is perfect in every way, I decided to use myself. My characters know and acknowledge me as The Writer. They're able to speak against me and hate my decisions. I keep the praise to a minimum because that just gets weird."

When "The Writer" isn't creating a new world, you can find him practicing his Les Paul, engaging in war like battles on his PS3, or torturing his incredibly supporting wife.

Twitter: Animscition

• Animscition: @kiastar Indeed
• Animscition: @Samuel_Clemons O.O You feel my pain! You know how much time I spent building my car? The battery lasted less than 10 minutes >_<
• Animscition: @sharonmcg10 Yeah. But I won't know unless I try! I'd like enough for an apartment with a washer and dryer but if I'm writing, I'm going BIG
• Animscition: @kiastar I used to agree so much until I realized that after talking we have to do something. Communication is Step 1. Action is 2 - 99.
• Animscition: @jeaniep3 I felt the same exact way four days ago. The $3000 refrigerators look like they'll talk to you and prepare the meal!

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