... and let Uncie Gendo share some newly discovered wisdom with you. Did you know that crumbed processed fish portions and beer do not make for a good breakfast combination? Hard to believe isn't it? Go figure.
  Now, I'm sorry if I mislead you, but that piece of worldy advice is not the reason for this post. The reason is this:  
http://www.fanfiction.net/read.php?storyid=1061695) 
 This is a short piece of fiction written by me, based on the anime series Neon Genesis Evangelion. If you don't know what Evangelion is you probably won't understand the story, but that's ok. I put up this link to give an example of my [lack of?] creative writing talent. Just make sure you read the authors notes first, they help explain why the piece may seem to suck so severely. So if you feel like reading it, please do so and tell me what you think. I'm planning on doing some GF fiction and there's no point in doing that if I suck at it, is there?
  
 
  
  
    first off lose 
 the long author's intro,
 it makes you sound weak 
 and uncertain of yourself. 
 if you are not 'with' 
 what you wrote why should I, 
 the reader, want to 
 'go with you' 
 as you take me along a journey 
 of the mind. let people decide 
 for themselves whether they 
 like it or not, 
 don't place pre ordained idea's 
 into their heads first.
 
 next...
 
 dream sequence, 
 not being familiar with anime 
 or this character or series 
 did not know what a Yui! was, 
 could have been a japanese curse 
 word for all I know, also not being 
 a follower of Gendo, the section 
 I feel might have had more 
 description rather than a quick 
 voice over effect. 
 what were they even vaguely doing 
 I have no clue? neither will other 
 virgin anime readers.
 (oh yes dream sequence 
 like flashbacks; place in different 
 type font and italic and bold 
 to really differentiate it from 
 main body of the story.)
 
 next...
 
 too many smaller paragraphs 
 must be consolidated. just like 
 watching tv you need to have huge 
 block of plot completely catching 
 you up in the thing so you become 
 totally a spectator to the event. 
 each break is like a commercial 
 block reminding you, hey I should 
 be somewhere else, or doing 
 something else. or like at the 
 movies having someone completely 
 ruin it by getting up and doing 
 the aisle wave interuption thing. 
 paragraghs should hold general 
 themes or progressions in 
 topic, style writing until 
 an appropriate station 
 identification break occurs. 
 (as such here is how I feel you 
 should re-format your story, 
 after all it is a story 
 and not HAIKU peotry.
 
 first par: 
 Gendo shot up...
 (all the way to end of)
 ...her again.
 
 dramatic pause and 
 seperate small paragraph sentence for 
 
 "But what if that day..."
 
 very good. leave as is.
 
 second par:
 what....(end)...and at work that day.
 
 third par: changing plot and topic
 Ikari stared at his sweat drenched bed...
 (until)
 ...for her he would win the day.
 
 fourth par:
 his demons....suddenly it came to him:
 *try using colon rather than period
 denotes break but also implies add on
 and flashback is an add on.*
 
 **flahsback**
 just like in dream sequence use italic, 
 bold, different colour, or type face 
 to set it apart from main body of story.
 
 Yui...(for non gendre person ie me this helps explain opening dream bit a lot.)
 
 continuation of fourth par:
 (but space between end of flash back
 and change over back to original text
 
 The neck of the bottle...
 (end)
 ...volunteered for experiment.
 
 fifth par:
 Gendo squeezed eyes shut...
 (end)...taken his as well.
 
 sixth par:
 He snarled through clenched teeth...
 (end)
 ...into the sink.
 
 seventh par:
 Ten minutes later...
 (end)
 ...the phone went dead.
 
 eighth par:
 Locking the keypad...
 (end)
 ...he always won.
 
 ninth par: climax of chapter one
 (dramatic angst passage)
 No sooner...
 (end)
 ...as his body cooled.
 
 tenth and final par: to be continued 
 (for chapter two segway)
 There was no way...
 ...broken window.
 
 
 I could find little or no 
 spelling or gramatical errors,
 but there are professional people
 who do that sort of thing.
 I am not the best judge for that.
 I am not a big anime person
 and only know one Gendo ie you
 but I found myself following 
 the story and willing to 
 read future installments. 
 however as stated lose the 
 uncertain, modesty, naif author's 
 intro and keep the audience chained 
 to the page and paragraph for as long 
 as possible without giving them chance 
 to get away.
  
 
  
  
    I have my own few stories on fanfiction.net 
 my name there is KingJofa. The one I have on there is really crappy, but I'm gonna redo that one. I have to admit I have never seen or read any Neon Genesis Evangelion, but i'll try reading yours anyway