"Size Does Matter" was my first fan fic so be kind. I had a lot of fun with it. I love it more than the others, but the reviewers didn't. :( Disappointment as I thought I was quite clever to come up with that premise. Boo hiss.

Fan Fic is what won me over to Puckleberry. Prior to that I was team Finchel. Now... I can't stop obsessing over Mark Salling... seriously.

I love to read humorous smut. Puck is a humorous character and Glee is a funny show so this should lend itself easily to this style of writing. If you do not write M rated fanfics, I probably have not read your work. I tend to read only M stuff, and I avoid the real serious storylines. I've read a few good ones, but they're usually too much for me. I like it simple. I also avoid the really AU storylines. I don't mind mixing it up a little, but... again, I guess I like things "in the box".

I update often, which suprisingly, bothers some people. Others tell me that's why I don't get as many reviews. Too bad. I don't like to be strung along for MONTHS without an update. Sorry. I have a short attention span. I write that SMUT is in my stories because I want to make it clear to the reader what's in there. Since I only read M-rated stories, I am surprised (and disappointed) when the smut isn't there.

I found Season 2 disappointing- not only because there was no real Puckleberry- they also left Mark Salling with a shirt ON the whole season! No, there were parts I liked, but I was disappointed with the lack of connections between story lines.

I'm GROUPING my stories to make it easier to read my older stuff, if you haven't already. I REALLY appreciate readers who review and let me know what they like. Although these stories can be read alone, some are grouped together as the same couple.

High School Puckleberry: "Size Does Matter" and "Spring Break Sins"

or "Blue Balls of Christmas" and "Hot Chocolate, Hot Nights"

or "Turn Me On", a prompt fic.

Adult Puckleberry: "The Right Time Now", "The Honeymoon" and "Rachel Berry Puckerman: Queen of Hormones"

or "Blind Date"