New Challenge: Allusive
Literature and art constantly refer back to each other using allusions, and this month's prompts are inspired by allusions to literature, myth, art, and history.
Beta Strengths: Organization/Structure, Research, Spelling, Grammar, and Mechanics
Beta Weaknesses: Conflict, Pacing, Sensitivity Read
Time Periods: Years of the Trees, First Age, Second Age, Third Age, Fourth Age and Onward
Characters: No characters listed.
Genres: Adventure, Drama, Experimental, Family, Ficlet, Fixed-Length Ficlet, Fluff, Folktales/Myths/Legends, General, Humor, Mystery, Nonfiction/Meta, Suspense
Ratings: General, Teens
I am willing to work with authors with disabilities that impact writing/language.
I am willing to work with English language learners.
Time Periods: No time periods listed.
Characters: No characters listed.
Genres: Erotica, Horror, Poly
Warnings: Animal Abuse, Child Abuse, Domestic and Partner Violence, Incest, Rape/Nonconsensual Sex, Sexual Content (Moderate), Sexual Content (Graphic), Violence (Graphic)
I'm more used to proofreading and editing non-fiction than providing beta for fanfic, but there's enough overlap, especially in the area of SPAG and mechanics.
The options I've selected above are more guides than definites, and I've only listed the strengths I'm most confident in, although I could also give feedback on other aspects as part of the whole deal, such as characterisation, style, setting and worldbuilding.
And I basically agree with Dawn's beta philosophy.