All of my stories I've written catch a typical style of how I write. I tend to follow a generic rule when reading other's works, rather than looking at it from my work's standing point. Grammar wise, I take a good look at those areas, along with /

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My critique will probably hit every point I found or liked. I hate discouraging others from writing, so I'll always try to help rather than tear apart their work. I rather tell someone how they can improve than tell them how bad of a job they did. If I don't like your style, don't worry. I am purely logical when it comes to critiques-I focus on structure and not on style.

Realistic situations are always a favorite of mine. If I can relate to it in any way, I'll probably do better with them. Grammar and vocabulary also are big strong point on my list.

In the case of fan fiction, I typically have a weakness for OCs. I'm definitely not a fan of Mary-Sues, and I'll probably bring that up. Realistic characters are a must in any publishable novel, and I will note that if I find any weaknesses.

I absolutely love romance in a story. I feel certain stories need it, and I deffinitely can't write one without it. Also, adventure, drama, suspense, angst, and all that jazz is great.

I don't have much I won't read or beta-read. Granted, if it's not my strong suit, I may not have much input, but I'm open to beta-reading most genres and subjects.

Cartoon 6teen Cartoon Avatar: Last Airbender Anime Bleach

Anime Code Geass Cartoon Code Lyoko Cartoon Danny Phantom

Anime Death Note Anime Inuyasha Tv Kyle XY

Anime Oban Star-Racers Cartoon Storm Hawks

General Romance Humor Drama Adventure

Parody Angst Supernatural Suspense Sci-Fi

Fantasy Tragedy Western Crime Family

Hurt/Comfort Friendship