Hey, I really pay attention more to content and word choice. Things like commas and such give me a bit of a hard time. I am an author with published stories on this sight for NCIS, adn X-files, but i have also written some twilight. I feel more comfortable reading for these fandoms, i wouldn't mind reading Harry Potter but i haven't written anything for that. My excpectations would be a reading period of at least two to three days,and authors with good comunication that take helpful critisism well. My beta reading style like previously stated is more content oriented.

My strenghts, hmmm. Probally character and word choice. Also the NCIS, X-Files, or Twilight fandoms (as previously stated). Within these fandoms i can read Kibbs ( Kate Todd + Leroy Jethro Gibbs)for NCIS, Scully + Mulder for X-files, and Bella Edward for twilight.

My weaknesses as a beta reader and as a writer are usually puncuation like commas. I have done badly on many a book report because of commas. And another weakness as a writer is probally whether to use some past or present tense words within some POVS. Yet Another weakness i have as a writer is sometimes not getting my character as well as i want them.

Many stories i prefer to read for are Kibbs ( Kate + Gibbs ) for NCIS Bella Edward for twilight, or Mulder Scully for x-files. I also wouldn't mind reading for Frank and Nancy within the Nancy Drew / Hardy Boys fandom but i haven't read many of those books.

Yes there are some types of stories i would prefer not read for such as Tate ( Tony + Kate ) in the NCIS fandom or Bella and Jacob in the Twilight fandom or Nancy + Ned or Nancy + Joe in the Nancy Drew fandom. I also will not read male + male or female + female stories, or those that are sexually graphic.

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