I used to be 365Pages :D You can call me Anne though :)

I age between 10 - 20 and I am horribly addicted to writing. Sadly, my mood depends on the story. Sometimes, I end up writing one story and then losing motivation after moving on to another story. It's quite complicated, but you'll understand someday, hahaha.

To be honest, I already have an account here in fanfiction. However, I do not plan to reveal who I am just yet. If you guys can guess my identity, I'll write you a story ;) This was supposed to be merely for my amusement, but, I guess we'll make use of this account.

I'm planning on writing Naruto stories here, but I will begin writing with a Fairy Tail one, specifically a MystLu. Which brings me to what my favorite pairings are.

I, am horribly in love with Jellal and Lucy. Oh, trust me, it's not that I hate Erza and Jellal, I just love crack pairings! I think I could write every crack ship there is in Fairy Tail (And in Naruto) except for NaLu and Gruvia. *shudders* don't mind me, I just don't like them. Our opinions differ though and it's alright if you don't agree with me here hahaha.

With Naruto, I am a BIG fan of Gaara and Hinata. I just love the two shy people! The way they are so quiet, and Hinata's adorable when she stutters. Gaara is hot, so I think they're perfect for each other hahaha. Other than GaaHina, I've also read SasuHina. I like them too, but not as much as GaaHina. I've read some NaruHina before, and I think it's alright, but I'm still not completely on their side XDDD

Alright, that's it! If I have more stuff to add, I'll do it ;)

P.S to those who would like to find out who I am, I'm leaving a hint here. Unfortunately for me, it's a big one. Good luck!

Tips for your story:

Summary

- I suggest you avoid the cliché what if's/what happens when. (e.g When this and that or so-and so does "something" what happens if/when blablabla) Please do avoid this. I admit I used to do this, but experience helps with everything.

- Do not directly tell the events that is going to happen in the story. (e.g She is a little maid in town and he sees her fitting as his bride. So he takes her and life gets complicated but they get married anyway.) Okay so maybe that was a little like me - I don't know how other people would write it down - but I think you should write a summary that's... mysterious and tempting.

- Avoid author's notes. I mean, sure add a little but it's a summary, not your speech or anything.

- (I did this one but I'll throw it in) Avoid sentences or conversations that came from the story. No one will understand if it's not in proper order and it'll make no sense at all. Okay?

- Fix your grammar. This is the simplest and easiest thing you can do. Well, for me at least.

- Avoid all caps. Seriously, why would you do that?

So basically you're going to write a summary that won't let the reader know what's going to happen, but make them think: "What's going to happen in this story?" or "This is interesting." Make the summary mysterious and eye-catching. Imagine a fetching young man or lady walking by the street and you find them intriguing or alluring - that's how you want your summary to be.

An example is from my one-shot, Guardian: I never thought anyone would ever reach in this darkness and pull me out. But guess what? Someone did.

It's a story about bullying. But it doesn't say exactly that, now, does it? :)

Plot

- Write it down. I didn't use to do this, but I've begun to. You'll find life much easier if you've written down the whole idea before starting on it. That way you won't get lost.

- Avoid sudden events where it seems like you're going away from the REAL story. This happens most of the times, where the princess is supposed to be shy and timid and he's going to be saved by the prince but suddenly she turns into a vampire and kills him! - and the worst part is, the ending was supposed to be a happily ever after. Okay, I know you get that now.

(The next one is for people who like to make stories because they were inspired by a different one)

- Okay, so you happen to like this story and you want to write a story that is similar. I suggest you twist up the plot up a bit. You can have the main idea, like there's a dragon and a girl, but don't make the problem and the climax or anything else the same. They'll call you stuff that you wouldn't like to be called, believe me. Not that I've ever done this before, lol.

I think that's about it. If I remember tips in my head I'll write it down immediately. Anyway, so, the plot. You need to make it just as good as the summary. It would be such a waste if the summary was brilliant and your plot was dim. Got an idea? Good. But don't write down the first chapter yet. You'll think that you've got everything right, but once you try and write it down, that rough diamond will soon start to shine!

Story

- Start the first chapter as intriguing or attractive. I've read somewhere that an average reader has an attention span of merely 30 seconds so I suggest you make every word count or else they won't read your story anymore.

- Follow the plot you've written. This is easy. Just re-read your plot from time to time and check if you've done something wrong.

- Watch out for mistakes! If you want to, you can get a beta.

- If you feel the need to rewrite a chapter, do it. Nothing's wrong with that. In fact, sometimes it'll just make it better.

- When you really don't feel like writing, don't. It's not good that you force yourself to write. I think the chapter won't turn out as good as it will be when you feel better.

- Make the reader feel the emotions, be it happy, sad, anger or hatred. Make them go mad. Make them feel like it's happening right in front of them.

- Accept criticism. It must be constructive though. If it's useless, let it be. But one thing I've learned my whole life is to accept criticism. It may hurt at first, but before you know it, you'll be better than before, and then better than ever and you won't hear from them anymore - unless you still need it.

- Don't allow your readers to manipulate you. They want this and that, but you have one idea laid down. You are the writer. They are the readers. You write, they read. If they don't like how everything turned out, so what? Not everyone gets their way.

Those are all I could think of, I suppose. But, like I said, if I remember any, I'll write them down ;) I hope my tips helped you out because I know they have done so much to me.