To all the wonderful people on this amazing site,

I love the fantasy and sci-fi genres. In my opinion, non-fantasy/non-sc-ifi is limited in subjects to write about. The potential subjects of fantasy and sci-fi are endless! There will never be an end to what can and will be written.

I try very hard not to overly criticize what I read. If I really don't like it, I'll ignore it. Writers do not have to write for me to read. Who am I to flame? I'm just grateful to read so much for free! Just the same, I apologize if ever my reviews upset anyone.

I read constantly and favorite every fanfic that I've finished, as well as those unfinished ones that truly catch my eye. My favorite subjects for fanfics are, in no particular order:

Girl Genius by Phil and Kaja Foglio

Solo Leveling

Tench Muyo and its alternates

Bloodbourne

Dark Souls (1, 2, and 3)

Digimon and its many variations

Once Upon a Time

Inuyasha

Pokemon

Harry Potter

YuGiOh

Worm by Wildbow

Naruto

Percy Jackson and other Rick Riordan works

Supernatural

Dragon Ball/Z/GT/Super/etc.

Star Wars

DC Comics/Movies/Shows/etc.

Final Fantasy

Kuroshitsuji/Black Butler

Marvel Comics/Movies/Shows/etc.

Megami Tensei/Shin Megami Tensei/Persona

Campiogne

Jackie Chan Adventures

W.I.T.C.H.

The Grim Adventures of Billy and Mandy

Charmed

Animaniacs

NoGame:NoLife

Buffy The Vampire Slayer

Fate/ series'

The Familiar of Zero

Dreamworks (in general)

Sailor Moon

Disney (in general)

Loony Toons

Power Rangers

Doctor Who

RWBY

My Hero Academia

Star Trek

Bleach

and many more yet to be discovered and too many more to name

HOWEVER,

If I had to pick one favorite, it would have to be Harry Potter and here's why:

Harry Potter has so much left open. As an example, Apperation. What are the limits? In canon all we, as readers, are told is the three D's, Destination, Determination, and Deliberation. There is nothing on how much magical power is required, nor on how far one may go or not go. Speaking of magical power, how is it measured? Speaking of measuring magic, Squibs. They have enough magic to see Dementors. Can they, maybe, create potions? Also, the history of this world and the magical races is largely unexplored. Where do Veela come from? How about Unicorns? How did wizards and witches first come to use wands? The Veil of Death. Does it really kill those who pass through? Additionally, the story is set in one world with a modern setting and a, technically, Victorian-ish era setting as well. With all these questions and more, Harry Potter is open enough that it can exist on its own or easily crossover with other stories. Plus, due to popularity, there are more Harry Potter fics than any other on this site. Thus, by shear quantity there's more quality HP fics here too! And that is why I read so much Harry Potter.

That being said, there are plenty of fics of all kinds on this site. Below, in no particular order, are a number of fics and authors that I highly recommend:

An Impractical Guide to Godhood by Antony444 (Percy Jackson and the Olympians and A Practical Guide to Evil)

Imaginary Friends by Esse (Power Rangers in Space)

Rabbit of the Moon by The Butterfly Defect (Sailor Moon)

Chaos Effect by Mr. Chaos (YuGiOh)

Forget-Me-Not by Lomonaaeren (Harry Potter)

The Holy Man of The Church Creek by Parcasious (Fate/Stay Night and Highschool DxD)

Rapturous Rhapsody by ReadingDangerously (FromSoft Games and Justice League)

To Meddle in Death's Affairs by drakangrl9 (Rise of the Gauradians)

Ásgarðrian Galdr by Valerie Vancollie (Thor)

Queen of Blood by SirWill (Castlevania and Worm)

Using The Force Made Easy by Fencer22 (Star Wars)

All The Leaves Are Brown (And the sky is gray) by AvocadoLove (Avengers)

Darth Vader: Hero of Naboo by AkumaKami64 (Star Wars)

Brightest In Shadow by AthanMortis (Harry Potter and Massive Multi Crossover)

Blood Key by Scififan33 (Kingdom Hearts)

HammerTime by JollyHippopotamus (Avengers)

I hope everyone enjoys!

Sincerely,

An Eager Reader, Seth A. Mincberg

Curiosity killed the cat, yet satisfaction brought it back