I tend to focus mainly on grammar and structure, I like to think I have an eye for balance and my interest needs are generally difficult to meet; I fancy the bizarre. I love details and flow, and the way a story is backed up by its original category is something I really look into.

Grammar, sensibleness, description, adherence to the original storyline, punctuation, details, cannon/non-cannon

Dialogue, realistic action sequences. I tend to be biased toward original characters, it's terribly difficult to create one that flows with the story and isn't simply some play on the writer's inner feelings.

Shorter stories are always welcome, but I do fancy stories over 3,000 words normally. Love stories, non-cannon and cannon are always a delight to read. Depending on the category I may be more keen on cannon as opposed to non-cannon at times...

Action, crossovers, game stories

Movie Aladdin Comic Avengers Comic Batman Cartoon Batman Cartoon Batman Beyond Cartoon Batman the Animated Series Cartoon Beetlejuice

Cartoon Ben 10 Cartoon Camp Lazlo Comic CrossGen Comic DC Elseworlds Cartoon Ed, Edd n Eddy Anime Gankutsuou: Count of Monte Cristo Comic Ghost Rider

Comic Hellboy Comic Ironman Comic Jhonen Vasquez Comic Legion of Super Heroes Comic Marvel Comic Marvel Zombies Comic Nightwing

Comic Sin City Comic Teen Titans Anime Trigun Cartoon Venture Brothers Comic X-Men Cartoon X-Men: Evolution Cartoon Xiaolin Showdown

General Romance Drama

Mystery Angst Suspense

Sci-Fi Tragedy Western

Crime