User:Maximus Pinpoint

"I was not elected to watch my articles suffer and die while you discussed this editing war in a talk page." - Padme Wikidala

If you are here to discuss an edit I made, reverted, or anything along those lines, please head to my talk page. Do keep in mind, though, that most cases it might be better to raise the issue on the concerned article's talk page, so other editors can see it and weigh their opinions. If I touched your edit or made an edit you deem to be poor, that's okay! I take none of it personally and I am willing to have cordial discussion to make sure the right edits are made.

I enjoy research and editing - if you ever need an extra hand to help with any projects, big or small, feel free to ask and I'll probably say yes!

I like Laufey, with my current favorite song being either Night Light or her new song California and Me. I also enjoy movie music (ex: Can You Hear The Music by Ludwig Göransson for Oppenheimer), orchestral and classical music (most especially the work at the bottom!), and a lot more.

I like to read... a lot. I've read many good books and many bad ones, but here are some of my favorites (in no particular order):

• Jonathan Livingston Seagull
• We Were Liars
• The Silent Patient
• Dune
• Foundation
• The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy
• The Importance of Being Earnest
• The Promised Neverland

I'm currently reading - and enjoying - Congdon's translation of Tartuffe. Ask me about it!

I like to write - though I haven't quite finished a novel yet. I hope to, and once again, feel free to ask. I dabble in poetry - with my favorite poem by far being the little known But You Didn't by Merrill Glass. It's short, so please take some time and read it here.

As for movies, I have a top five list, would 100% recommend all of these. In order from best to relative worst:

1. Everything Everywhere All at Once
2. La La Land
3. Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon
4. Inception
5. Glass Onion: A Knives Out Mystery

Subject to change.

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Main Theme from Movement 2 of Rachmaninoff's Second Piano Concerto in C Minor