Now in college graduate flavor, with a full-time job that has nothing whatsoever to do with anything I studied.

My main fandom right now is Metalocalypse. I often write slash -- generally Nathan/Charles and Skwisgaar/Toki, but I'm pretty flexible about pairings. A lot of what I write, though, tends to be gen with subtext, or slash-if-you-squint, and should be labeled accordingly. (See below re. labels.)

Every once in a while I might write some Ros & Guil Are Dead, Good Omens, or Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy. The latter is particularly close to my heart because it helped me through a tough time and I still keep a towel in my bag everywhere I go.

That's... about it.

For the record, I try to label all my fics pretty well. If there's slash in it, the Warning label at the top of the story says "slash". If there is a metric ton of subtext per paragraph, the Warning label at the top of the story says "slash-if-you-squint". That second one means that you can read it as gen if you want, or you can choose to read it as slash.

So please, don't review a fic clearly labeled as slash to say that you really like it... except for the slash. That's like saying you really like chocolate chip cookies except for the chocolate chips. If it's a story labeled slash-if-you-squint, keep in mind that I intended it to be read either way... and if you want to suggest that it should actually be labeled as slash instead, if you're not a jerk about it I would be happy to consider changing the label. :)

I take requests that come with prompts, though I make no promises that I'll manage to write something for them. (Motivation has been a problem, recently.) Metalocalypse, Ros & Guil, Hitchhikers, and maybe Jaws.