smileyjunior
Bio
Imagine SpongeBob Squarepants in his pineapple under the sea, sitting in his armchair, diligently reading something; the only time he moves is to adjust his reading specs, and Gary the Snail is purring at his feet in a deep sleep.
This is a good way to summarize what it looks like when I read fanfiction. I don't just read anything, and I am highly critical. If it has bad grammar? I won't read it. Script form? Not reading it. Less then 1,000 words? Not gonna happen. More than 100,000 words? That story better be a masterpiece to me. Smut? Heck no. Non-canon relationships? No thanks. Non-canon slash? What'd I just say!?
I'm a very particular reader, if I find something I like I'll bookmark it. On ffnet I'll review if I'm in love with the work, here it's different.
That being said, I wish I was a better writer. I am not. In fact, rereading my stories is incredibly painful and I find all sorts of mistakes :’D
Natasha Romanoff is my hero and I’m even more so particular about fanfics regarding her :)
**January 2018 - I’m in the midst of trying to add bookmark notes and tags to all of my bookmarked works. For my benefit really, but if it helps you out you’re welcome! I’m sorry if the summaries seem a bit abrasive, it’s not mean to to be mean. It really isn’t. I am a very, VERY particular reader.
Update December 2018 - I’ve grown to love bookmark notes so much I’ve now started attaching notes for bookmarks that are external works! Because they’re always is a simple explanation.