About Me: I love writing - absolutely love it. But until that day I have a story to post, I just browse and seek good fanfiction. I read mostly Dramione fics (Harry Potter), and SasuNaru fics (Naruto). I'm sorry to say that I don't review very often. Rather, I hardly ever give good criticism, or my in-depth thoughts. When I do 'review', it's usually to shower praise on a story I like, haha. Reviewing for an awful story is a little pointless, don't you agree? More often than not, if it is truly dismal, the author cannot see it and has a mind as closed as the number of spelling errors they have.

On a more autobiographical note, I am an 18-year-old Canadian girl. I am in my first year of university, on my way to completing a degree in Engineering. Oddly enough, it has always been my dream to become an author. I honestly would consider having a book published as a dream come true. However, this dream is quite far from reach because of my lack of writing lately. (Honestly, how much writing do you think I do in engineering?) School continues to suck all the time out of my life. But when I have time (a.k.a. this summer hopefully), I will use fanfiction as both a means to explore my ideas of life, and refine my composition skills. I hope I can produce something worthwhile.

My Stories: I used to have a very pointless and juvenile story called 'Harry Potter and the Closet', but after two years of neglecting it, I thought it was about time I deleted it. Reading it over now, I feel as though it is the most ridiculous thing anyone has ever written. I am grateful to the people who actually trudged through it and left me kind reviews. I also feel a little sorry for them, and do not regret deleting it. I think I was 14 when I wrote it... I'm not quite sure. But there are definitely 14-year-olds out there that write much, much better stories.

'The Silver Kidney' was written two years after 'Closet', and was just random nonsense that was only slightly more bearable than its predecessor. It was a one-shot. I've only recently deleted it when I read it over again, and realized just how embarrassing it was. My only comfort is that it had perfect spelling. La-dee-dah.

My Confession: I know that my first proper fic will be a Dramione fic - but I've noticed that I have a silly little tendency to post humour instead of something serious. Why? I am afraid of being judged and taken seriously in my writing. Humour is a cop-out, because I find it incredibly easy to whip up a silly, impossible situation. I'm afraid that once I start writing in earnest, I'll sound too presumptuous, or melodramatic. However, I can not go on being so afraid. So - I will actually try to write a 'real' fanfic. It will be rough and raw, but hopefully it'll have something worth refining. I will seek constructive criticism like water, and swallow it down like medicine. Wish me luck!