Well, hello there, you visitor of an obsure profile on this website.

As you can see, I have published two ongoing stories here. At the moment, I intend to continue them. I have planned their further progress to varying degrees. That said, you should not expect this process to be finished soon.

In terms of reading fanfiction, I prefer stories that have travel to another time or alternate history of the world as a core feature - as is probably evident from the stories I write here. It's always particular nice when the worldbuilding is extensive. Especially with time travel, it's important to me that this very special atmosphere of the protagonist being uprooted and alone and regretful is strongly felt in a story. I like this mood, and that's why stories that have several time travelers in them are often less fascinating, because they still have each other.
The only exception to this is when it's two characters with compatible sexuality, previously from a rather hostile relationship, who become closer over their shared experience in the old and new time. But such stories usually have a somewhat different focus - and are to my knowledge surprisingly rare (at least in Harry Potter fanfiction).

Another thing that often does time travel stories (into the past) no good at all is the inclusion of a continuously ongoing future. I have never seen this realised in a halfway competent way anywhere. Instead of deliberately including paradoxes and inevitably failing because of them, it would be better to use a concept of time travel that manages without them. There are really only two of these: firstly, the closed loop or secondly, the divergent path of events. In principle, I prefer the latter much more, because then something new actually happens, and there is not, as with the former, only the option of admiring the art of a plausible loop, while the plot is already known.