"The difference between fanfiction and a 'real' novel is that fanfiction is honest about it's inspiration."

“Fanfiction is what literature might look like if it were reinvented from scratch after a nuclear apocalypse by a band of brilliant pop-culture junkies trapped in a sealed bunker. They don't do it for money. That's not what it's about. The writers write it and put it up online just for the satisfaction. They're fans, but they're not silent, couchbound consumers of media. The culture talks to them, and they talk back to the culture in its own language.” — Lev Grossman

Slytherclawgurl on AO3 (Archive of Our Own) (UserID 10008312) I cross-post there, check it out, especially if you want to download my fic(s), AO3 allows that.

My website: https:///writing

I'm switching mainly to AO3, so Half-Full has been posted there first, and then here. Half-Full is complete, and being posted as often as I remember to. I might not post the next book in the Lilith-verse series after that here, or I might. It depends. Spotify Playlist

Beta requests: I'm flexible and will work on almost anything (see my beta profile for fandoms I know and big no-nos), but I work on google docs, just saying.

Bookworm and Hp fan. (Also Marvel fan, just not a lot less hardcore.)

Ignore the above statement. I am now officially in love with the MCU as of Friday, July 9th, 2021. What with the one season of the Loki series already out, WandaVision, Black Widow (yeah, I watched it already), and more to come out soon, it now trumps my neverending stream of random HP-world trivia. I also have to recommend the short film (6 minutes) called The Good, The Bart, and the Loki on Disney Plus, absolutely hilarious, especially if you're a part-time Simpsons fan like me. I am officially a hardcore Marvel fan.

I luv Rowling's setting and ideas (basically the magical world), but there's only a single character I actually like. Luna Lovegood is amazing and reading about her is so wholesome.

Super Human is now complete. (as is Half-Full. Next in series is a WIP)

Please note, I write fanfic as writing practice for my original stories, so the ones I have no ideas for are abandoned, if you want to pick them up, feel free, I would love to hear about it. Just pm me, because I have several spoilers for each story, where I was going to go, or just guideline ideas, so there is a bit more than is posted.

Thanks for reading and please contribute your opinion in reviews (with pm inbox open so I can respond!) or just pm me first, for any reason, I usually respond the same day, the latest within 2 days. Also, please vote on my poll.

"There is a time and a place for everything, and I believe it's called fanfiction" -Joss Whedon

FFN only allows one poll on my profile at a time, but if you have an opinion on these, please let it be known, preferably to me.

Does anyone want me to not take down my unfinished HPFF's and leave them up for posterity, even though they are likely to never be finished, much less continued?

Warning: I often lack a spoiler filter, although I try to include a spoiler alert for any information that came out under 2 weeks ago. After that, if you haven't seen it yet and have resisted the temptation to Wikipedia some spoilers, that's not my fault.

I have no momentum on a lot of my stories, so they are abandoned and up for adoption until further notice. They will be taken down when I get around to it. Pm me if you want to adopt, I have a few extra scenes written for them that I have no idea where to put, but otherwise, feel free to play around with my characters, there's no copyright in fanfiction.

Since there is a lot of new Marvel material coming out, feel free to request extras chunks like Wrong Throne for the super-human-verse, I have about 3 or 4 dozen of them stockpiled but I have no idea if anyone will read. As of the moment, though, I will not be posting anymore because of the fact that it seems nobody really liked Wrong Throne, so I will be doing mostly mainstream Super Human, the one single storyline.

For people looking forwards to heroes who win gloriously and know they are good, Et Cetera, go read someone else's work. one of my favorite FFnet authors with this style is RobSt. I ALWAYS write anti-heroes. Always. I like reading about heroes, but I am unable to write them for the simple reason that I cannot buy into that mentality. Every single one of my stories, fanfic and not, had the MC having to control themselves, and decide whether or not power is worth it, and what they are and aren't willing to give up, and at the good and bad of power is. I also don't write one-sided villains if I can avoid it. It may seem that way, but they aren't.

My MC will be an anti-hero, my villain will believe themselves to be in the right, and will most likely be Machiavelli style or the like if i have one. Because nobody does anything believing themselves to be wrong or evil. And I don't write normal heroes because characters deserve depth, especially the main ones.

For those who have commented on Rose in Super Human being evil... she's not. She's an anti-hero. A bit like Wanda in that regard, by the time of WandaVision. Except, obviously, she's my character and she's different. If you're confused about something, feel free to comment, but keep in mind it will most likely be covered in a future chapter.