Reading and writing are essential tools to the developement of the mind. Or at least, I have come to think of it that way. I've been a member of this site for some time now. But I will be honest, I'm not the almighty author. In fact, I've hardly written anything worth reading. I envy many authors on this site for their stories and the places it takes us. But that doesn't mean I'm a suck-up. You think I'm just going to sit back and watch them take up all of the fame? Ha! I'm going to one day write something so amazing, I will even be surprised.

When I review a story, I look to see spelling, grammar, and detail. The three words you should try to remember as well. But even so, I still have issues when it comes to meeting that criteria. Unfortunately, because these are fandoms and not soley made stories, you also have one more criteria to live up to. What is that, you may ask? That would be to keep your characters within their personality boundries. Because these stories are spawned from the idea of a cartoon show, movie, or video game, the characters must therefor keep in with their actually personality and nature. However, it is in fact possible to place an obsticale in the story to change that person and cause them to undergo mental changes. Something I do quite often. Anyway, keep to those three...er...four criteria materials and your story will be just fine.

Anyway, I would wish you the best of luck. Some reviewers here can be quite...vicious. I'm no walk in the park, either. But sometimes they might do it over jealousy. So make sure you tell the difference. Those troublemakers could end up tricking you out of a perfectly good story, and that would be just plain wrong. So try to make connections. If they say your characters are out of line, check and make sure. You don't want to get cheated out of your own idea, do you? I didn't think so. So good luck, and see you out there.