Stuff I Probably Won’t Review

Well, I finally admitted to myself that I probably won't be able to review every fanfic I've ever read. As such, I've decided to start listing the stuff I probably won't review and why. (I still read them out of pure curiosity) Ah! Ranma-sama by Richard Beaubien (Interesting concept but, even if you ignore the fact that it's in script form, the writing isn't very good, it looks like it was never proofread very seriously, and it uses too many clichés.) Hurricane of the Mind (Oneshot. The writing is dry and I think I saw a few glaring plot holes but, since I'm not very good at reading the facial expressions of non-humans, they could have just as easily been laughing at me.) Note: I don't mind clichés themselves, only the "falling into them" part. (A good author can use a cliche and still make it interesting.)

Well, I finally admitted to myself that I probably won’t be able to review every fanfic I’ve ever read. As such, I’ve decided to start listing the stuff I probably won’t review and why. (I still read them out of pure curiosity)

• Ah! Ranma-sama by Richard Beaubien (Interesting concept but, even if you ignore the fact that it’s in script form, the writing isn’t very good, it looks like it was never proofread very seriously, and it uses too many clichés.)
• Hurricane of the Mind (Oneshot. The writing is dry and I think I saw a few glaring plot holes but, since I’m not very good at reading the facial expressions of non-humans, they could have just as easily been laughing at me.)

Note: I don’t mind clichés themselves, only the “falling into them” part. (A good author can use a cliche and still make it interesting.)

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