Hey there!

Somehow you stumbled onto my page, so you probably want to learn more about me. Here's the low down:

I mainly write Harry Potter, but lately I've been on a Glee kick. I'm also working on editing a Big Bang Theory fic.

I have been a member of FanFiction.net since I was 14, and I've been reading on here since I was probably 12 or 13. I am currently 22. So I'm a FanFiction.net veteran, and I know my way around here pretty well. And if you care enough, I can tell you that I've unofficially been writing fanfiction since I was a young fifth grader (age 11) when I wrote one as a pop-up book assignment. It had something to do with a key, but from there I can't remember what it's about unless I go look in my old box in my basement (which isn't going to happen since I'm 175 miles away from home).

My favorite ships are Puck/Finn, Harry/Draco, Penny/Sheldon (if VERY well written), and Hermione/Snape.

My least favorite ships are Kurt/Blaine and anything not listed above.

I'm a big fan of oneshots, and usually only read stories once they're completed because I hate the let down of good stories being abandoned. It's happened to me too many times in the past for me to suffer the heartbreak anymore.

Most of my stories are written over school breaks, like in the summer or winter. I am a senior majoring in communications and working 30+ hours per week, so I have my plate full without adding fanfiction onto that. That's why I update often and try to finish my stories as fast as possible while still writing them well. I hate letting readers down.

I generally don't do requests unless you're my best Drarry-loving friend. Or a very, very, very loyal reader/reviewer.

Also, most of this stuff is linked/posted on my Tumblr before anything else. sunshineflying.tumblr.com. Go find it and follow - you won't regret it (I hope).

Otherwise I'm pretty laid back about pretty much everything. If you'd like to post my fics on websites you have, just message me. I've allowed people to do this in the past.

I'm also one of those authors that likes actual criticism. "Oh that was great!" in a review does wonders for my ego, but trust me when I say I don't need a bigger ego. Instead, why not say something constructive like, "You said you were keeping (insert character name here) in character, but you're really not. You should fix that." I appreciate stuff like that more.

And I like chocolate chip muffins :)

xoxo FifiDoll