I beta-read, or hope to, because I want to make sure more great stories get out there. There are plenty with great premises that just happen to have sub-par grammar, spelling, or awkward ways of phrasing things, so they can't get off the ground. Part of it is selfishness, of course, because I want to have more good stories to /br /

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I usually try to help people with lackluster writing or poor spelling, because I have an eye for that type of error, and because it's a common issue. If you're looking to develop the plotline more, I'm happy to take a shot at that, but I'd probably focus more on issues with /br /

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For those who want to acquire my services, as the instructions put it, I ask only that you don't submit heavy romance to me, and that you don't submit fanfictions that are closer to text-speak than English. If you're learning English, that's a separate thing entirely and I don't mind at all.

For starters, I have top-notch spelling, grammar, and vocabulary. I have experience with the fantasy genre and love to experiment with theories, so I'd be good with fantasy/science fiction-type stories, especially ones that push the boundaries-just a little-of their universes.

I don't have an eye for romance. Period. I just can't work with it very well. And I seem unable to write short one-shots, for those who aren't looking for anything lengthy. And obviously, I'm human. I do make mistakes.

Young Justice, Ultimate Spider-man, Legend of Korra, any story with super-human powers present in the universe.

Slash and femmeslash are distinctly not my thing. It's a big part of my inability to read most romances, and in writing them. Realistic fiction, historical fiction, and graphic horror stories are also not preferable.

Book Gone Book Immortals, Tamora Pierce

Book Secrets of the Immortal Nicholas Flamel Cartoon Ultimate Spider-Man

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Romance Humor

Adventure Mystery

Supernatural Sci-Fi

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