About the Author: Crossover Dreamer has been creating fan fiction ever since she was 4 years old; from drawings to greeting cards to comics to scripts. She likes to create ultimate crossovers, hence her name. The stories she likes reading the most include Chronicles of Narnia, Lord of the Rings, Get Smart and Tale Spin.

About My Fanfics: The majority of my fanfics will be rated K. For those fanfics that would be rated K- plus, it will most likely be for such reasons as: mild peril, tragic events, battle sequences, fantasy violence, or slapstick. They will never contain sex, language, or crude humor.

Pretty much every chapter I write will be short, that is, under one thousand words in length. But they may vary in quantity of chapters. They may contain as few as one or as many as twenty, so you can read them at your own pace.

My ultimate crossovers will most likely be published under a category with the word "X-overs." I will make the summaries as detailed as possible. If I need to provide any more information, I will do so in the author's notes, especially in the introduction of the story.

I am so used to writing personal fan fiction like scripts that the stories that I publish on this website are written in a simple narrative format, with more dialog than narration, but I will try to make the narration part as clear as I can.

Fan Fiction Updates: Sorry for taking so long. I'm having a bad case of writers' block. I need to organize my material and it might take a long time. In the meantime, why don't you read the stories I have selected as Favorite Stories as well as the stories of my Favorite Authors?

How to Make Apple Pastries...the Hard Way. This story is an Inkheart/Ratatouille/Misc. Books crossover and is an extended parody of the book How to Make an Apple Pie and See the World, which was read on the TV series Reading Rainbow. I call it an extended parody because "Apple Pie" is a picture book, while my story "Apple Pastries" is much more complex, with eighteen chapters, most under a thousand words. I haven't read haven't read Inkdeath yet, so it's very likely alternate universe. I might end up editing this story every now and then, so be aware. time than the other twelve. I added "Apple Pastries" to the Crossover Archive. I chose "Inkheart" to be the second category. Bear with me while I rewrite it in narrative format. Thank you.

The D.W. Letters. I declare March 1st-7th, 2009, "D.W.-and-Brain-Teasers Week." Why? Well, for one thing, they both have birthdays in March. (Season 3 Arthur episode "D.W.'s Perfect Wish" made it clear that D.W.'s birthday was March 1st, although there are continuity errors when you apply that to the Arthur Adventure Book Arthur's Birthday and the season 1 Arthur episode "Arthur's Birthday". I got the idea that Brain's birthday was in March from season 5 episode "Nerves of Steal." Just look at Buster's calender at the end of the story.) And for another thing, they have a whole lot more in common. I'm glad that I finally got around to publishing a D.W. and Brain friendship fanfic, and I thought for sure that someone would beat me to it with there being at least nine episodes proving their friendship, and with all the things they have in common. The D.W. Letters, set three to four years in the future, is a series of gap-fillers in the format of The Beatrice Letters by Lemony Snicket, which here means that it will be twelve chapters long and reveal mysteries of why sometimes Brain is stupid, why sometimes D.W. is smart, and why they have so much in common. This story is extremely alternate universe, with such changes as the characters being human, more authentic geography, and many of the Arthur characters being Christians (if that offends you, don't read!) I plan on adding a new chapter about every two weeks, I have written seven chapters, but I decided that they needed to be shortened. Both D.W. and Brain are on two-week vacations, only D.W. is traveling across the country with her family, and Brain is at Camp Meadowcroak. I felt that I needed to make chapter 5 longer than chapters 1 and 3, but I will try to make D.W.'s third letter as short as her first two.