
I am an eighteen year old student in England. This means that I use British spelling, and terminology occasionally, though I try to use American terms where I know them, the spelling however is too much second nature for me
I write for both the Outsiders and Four Brothers fandoms, though the majority of my work is for the Outsiders fandom.
When getting reviews for my work, I appreciate constructive criticism and will take any suggestions into consideration. I would like to know what you did and didn’t like, what could be improved on, etc. I’m trying to create original ideas that are not taken over by Mary-Sues or poor characterisation, etc. so truly appreciate your feedback here to try and stray away from clichés. Also I like it when people point out precisely what may be wrong and give examples because I find that much helpful then a vague but potentially correct comment that I then cannot see where I went wrong on, forgive me but I would appreciate it! If you do read my work I really would appreciate a review of some sort though.
When I review people's work, I try to be as fair and nice as possible, if I couldn't take it myself then I probably won't write it. I'm a big fan of constructive criticism and advice -- as said before I appreciate receiving it -- and will try and point out any errors I see, or potential Mary-Sue characteristics, OOC behaviour, etc. but I will always mention the good things I find in the fic because I don't want to dishearten people.
I love stories about Tim Shepard, Darry, Two-Bit and a good Dally fic. I also like reading Steve fic because he is often demonised and I like to see other takes on him.
As my Outsiders fics all eventually tie into one another, I cannot really progress past a certain point until I have finished Keep On Trying, so don't think I've abandoned them for good yet.
In the Four Brothers fandom, my current fic is The Way It Was. I'm aiming for it to be around ten to fifteen chapters.
Thank you for reading this and I hope you read, enjoy and review my work.
Another Illusion.