MEANING OF MY USERNAME:

Hecate: 'Latin form of Greek Hekate, meaning "worker from far off." In mythology, this is the name of a goddess of witchcraft, demons, graves, and the underworld.'

Lilitu: 'Sumerian name meaning "of the night."'

(UPDATED August 12, 2012): I finally received the password to my account again. To those of you that wanted a review from me, I apologize for not getting it done. What happened is that my email stopped working for awhile, and I couldn't get into it for a long time. I finally remembered the password to my account and just hopped on! Since I am rather busy though, I won't be as active as I use to be.

Some things that use to be on this profile, I have deleted them. Will get around to fixing/updating it when I have the time.

All stories and authors located under my favorite tabs have been removed as well. This is for to prevent certain users from flaming them when they should be speaking and/or flaming me.

Thanks for understanding!

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HOW I REVIEW (I CRITIQUE):

My reviews are fine, neither do I feel guilty for writing them. To explain, let me show you something from the ‘Guidelines’ that is located in everyone’s account on FanFiction.net under the tab ‘Publish’ (below is copy and paste).

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Community Etiquette:

FanFiction.Net does not filter content and is an open system that trusts the writer's judgement. However, there is an inherent responsibility that falls to writers as a result.

Here is a list of conducts that should always be observed:

1. Spell check all story and poetry. There is no excuse for not performing this duty. If you do not have a word processor that has the spell checking feature, use a search engine such as Google.com to find one.

2. Proofread all entries for grammar and other aspects of writing before submission. 'Hot off the press' content is often riddled with errors. No one is perfect but it is the duty of the writer to perform to the best of his/her ability.

» » » 3. Respect the reviewers. Not all reviews will strictly praise the work. If someone rightfully criticizes a portion of the writing, take it as a compliment that the reviewer has opted to spend his/her valuable time to help improve your writing.« « «

4. Everyone here is an aspiring writer. Respect your fellow members and lend a helping a hand when they need it. Like many things, the path to becoming a better writer is often a two way street.

5. Use proper textual formatting. For example: using only capital letters in the story title, summary, or content is not only incorrect but also a disregard for the language itself.

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