Hello.

I'm not a big fan of profiles as I generally have no clue what to say in them, but I'll give it a go.

I started off here just lurking, reading the odd story, then I tried my hand at one and it went okay. I started with CSI and then went and tried my hand at a Constantine one, however I find I start but tend to not get finished - too many ideas I suppose.

Now I'm all about Supernatural, only not really because I can't do without my other fave shows, well I like the show and I'm trying my hand at stories, but we'll see how that turns out.

Mostly I find I have an idea and it seems good but mostly it fails, or I never finish, hopefully I can rectify that at some point.

Other pointless information that you might not care to know, I'm from the UK, meaning that usually I try and write in an American frame of mind, however spelling wise it's generally not American spelling. I have my own website - Cult-following.com, it's a step into doing what I want to do - interviewing, photos etc. It's still starting out but there's some great things happening. I'm happier now doing it myself than I was working on the other site with some friends, I have more room to move and do what I want and so far it's working out.
So yeah, so far theres interviews with Mark Read (formerly of a1), The Leftovers, Ceesau, AJ Buckley and theres more to come as well.

So yeah, don't mind me if it all goes wrong - I'm sorry haha, either way hope you enjoy the stories

~ G xx

Addressing an unnecessary review I recieved:

I have heard of punctution, however the upload feature on this site removes every bit of punctuation I include in the document when it is uploaded and honestly I can't be faffed with having to sit and go through it all replacing each and every comma, apostrophe and full stop. I'm too damn impatient and busy to edit every tiny detail.

Regarding the apparent allergy of the word 'says/said' I find it somewhat overbearing to have that term overused in a story, I use it, however if I want a character to say it in a particular manner I will put the said manner in place of 'says/said'. Plus my mind works some things out differently to those who write stories, I generally over the past few years have gotten into the habit (thank you silly media production course) of writing scripts, and they need the mannerisms included. I would also like to state that I get bored using 'he said/she said'.

Also please do not bother to leave a review if you are not going to offer some friendly advice or criticism. And please for the love of all things if you're going to be nasty about something don't leave an anonymous review.

Better yet don't like it. Don't read it.