When I read a fic I like, I usually go to their profile, read their other stories, read their "favs", and then check out their favorite authors. Hope you will do the same!

Stole this comment from George Stark II - it reflects my thought too!
I'm a review junkie, so please review. I'll probably respond, which should make you feel good too. And if you've written anything about a show/movie/book I know then I'll probably read you too, and give you a review which will make you happy and it's a win-win situation.

Likes: Well written fics, written within canon as we know it at that point, do like the occasional AU or kid!fic when story makes sense, appreciates a good cack!fic when in the mood.

Loves: ConCrit & reviews!

Dislikes: Poorly written stories that are riddled with errors. Author notes that say they don't think their own story is very good.
If you don't have enough interest to correct your errors or think that your story is any good, why should I read it? (Yes, yes, we all make minor errors, but come on folks - sometimes there are gross errors in postings!).

Question of the moment: Why do authors make comments in their summary like "I don't think this is any good but posted it anyway", "Would write something better but I don't have time", and the like? if you dodn't like it and you wrote it, why do you think I would like it? And why are you prejudicing my feelings about it.

Currently Reading:
Speak Softly, She Can Hear You
Waiting for Godot
Picasso at the Lapin Agile
The Adventures of Tom Sawyer
U is for Undertow
(What, yes, I read mutliple books at the same time...)

Current DVD's:
Tape
Flight of the Phoenix
House (season 5)
Clockwork Orange