"Books can be burned, but not the ideas that inspired them"
The Wilshere Wordsmith
Real Name: Alexander Wilshere
Aliases: Alex, Lex, Wilshere Wordsmith
Alignment: Morally Ambiguous
Height: 6'0"
Weight: 171 lbs
Age: 31
Hair Color: Caramel Blonde
Eye Color: Crystal Blue
Species: Human
Gender: Male
Birthplace: Schaarbeek, Brussels, Belgium
Orientation: Heterosexual
Relationship Status: Single
Family: Cecilia Marie Wilshere (Mother), Jacques Wilshere (Father), Siegfried Wilshere (Brother)
Occupation: Writer, Author, Novelist, Intellectual
Affiliation: None
Background/Origin & Intellect
The first born of Jacques Wilshere, a Belgian journalist, and Cecilia Marie Wilshere, a Frenchwoman who wrote educational children's books, Alexander was raised in the heart of criminality and danger in Brussels; Schaarbeek. Schaarbeek where drug dealers and criminals run rampant, and where the police have too much fear to step into. A wunderkind in his childhood, Alexander taught himself Latin by the age of six, read the complete works of Shakespeare by nine, and mastered the works of René Descartes and complex mathematical problems prior to finishing elementary school. Though as he grew older, Alexander's interest shifted towards literature, metahumans, and the social, ideological, scientific and philosophical implications of their role in modern society. At the age of seventeen, he published his first theory on the social impact of metahumans.
After graduating from high school, Alexander managed a scholarship to Harvard and graduated summa cum laude obtaining a bachelor's degree in literature. Despite his high-achieving academic streak, Alexander opted against furthering his studies in favor of a career as a writer and a novelist whose themes are centered primarily on metahumans.
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