Please calm me down. I am no expert on grammar, and hated it when my own annoying sisters would correct me, but I am over the top irritated, I realize, when I read "Edward and I's car" or "If I didn't of had my baby" in a story. I know to flounce, but aren't betas supposed to fix this stuff?  I read in some Author's Notes that reviewers were less than gracious about things like this, but maybe the authors need to hear this stuff to improve their writing or stop using a certain beta?

What a bitch I am! The reason I get angry, I think,  is sometimes the story idea is so intriguing that I want to know the outcome, and how the author designed the story - that stuff fascinates me, and these authors are unbelievably generous with their time and creativity. I want to honor them, but when I encounter blatant errors, I lose a little respect for the author and stop reading it.   I guess I'll go call a therapist now because this overreaction on my part speaks to MY issues with my own inability to write - and my sisters!

Mine by Leon McFrenchington is a rec. I got but cannot find a completed version. I found a doc that goes up to 35 chapters. Does anyone have a completed version. I have searched everywhere but unable to find.
Ty

It is not posted on here that I can find, and my copy only goes to Chapter 6.  I would love it if you would post what you have.

This is so exciting:
 
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I have enjoyed everything that I have read written by Rochelle Allison. I'll bump this one up the list.

Yeah, that one!  (Like 'Jasper looked at Edward and I' should be 'Jasper looked at Edward and me'? As if Edward wasn't in the phrase...you wouldn't say Jasper looked at I.)  That drives me crazy, too. Thank you for joining me in my rant.

A while ago, I was reading a story about Bella as an abused wife, and the author kept using the term 'wifebeater' as a shirt people would wear in her story. That struck me as odd, or sadly oblivious to the word.  I know this is a common term for a muscle shirt, but to be accepted as a term kind of numbs society to the horror of domestic violence. Too militant?

I'm addicted to her I have read 3 of her stories in two days!!

Not too militant at all. I was never clear why/how a vest, as we call them on this side of the pond, got the name "wifebeater" and why anyone would self-proclaim wearing one?

I'll probably wait for the DVD - I'm not so crazy about crowded theaters and sitting 2 hours without a pause button

So my question is - and you can use the spoiler button if you need to, it there a big fight at the end with the Volturi, or do they work it all out like in the book?

You know, you can just say "You will be really annoyed" and I will understand *grumbles darn movie makers and their need for action* 

Thanks