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About me: I haven't been on Fanfiction (at least not in the writing capacity) for quite some time-- with everything that's going on in my personal life it's been a lot easier for me (when I am on) to come to read something rather than post on my own. This is something I hope to curb sometime in the near future as I'm hoping to give my stories listed here a good overhaul (in the editing sense) sometime in the near future. It's important to note that the stories listed here I wrote way back in early-mid high school -- so in my eyes they are poorly written -- I would appreciate if you don't hold that against me too much. Feel free to PM me and get me to revise my work faster if you'd like to read a better version. I do apologize.

- Vanessacarltonfan

Notes:

Fall Away & Fall Away: All at Once - Last of the stories I wrote for FanFiction. While both are my Gilmore Girl Fanficts, Fall Away is Part 1 and All at Once is Part 2 (Part 2 is unfinished). Both were inspired by songs from The Fray (a band I was into back in the day) and center on Lorelai and Rory's lives after the season 7 finale. I plan on editing these two first. No promises on when. I've tried to stay as on cannon as possible - though in their current forms I can't deny that they're not a little flawed pre-edit.

Justice in one Breath: My post Alias season 5 finale fiction. While there are several scenes I like potential wise this really needs some TLC. Unfinished.

Jack & Irina: J & I is mostly fic-lets (multiple short fiction pieces) based off scenes in the show (Alias). Multiple times within the show the characters will allude to something that happened early on (i.e. when Jack was still married to Irina, while Sloane was still good) and this fanfiction basically is meant to give more of a story to those snapshots. Each chapter is a different moment in the lives of Jack, Irina, or Sloane from 20 years prior to the show's start. Mostly meant to provide back story while also staying as on cannon as possible. Unfinished by my standards, but there isn't a real "end" anyway.