hey guys! i'm 14 and new to writing , but i've attempted the first chapter of my work in progress fic on ao3. it's a jily/wolfstar/dorlene charting years five to seven and then post war , multiple pov.its called 'the look of love' by m1rose_marauder on ao3 and i would be sosososo grateful if anyone fancied giving it a read!
guys guys guys i am LOVING all the jily (james potter x lily evan's) fics recently and am looking for some great ones at a medium length so like 100k to 200k words on ao3 ( no AUs pleaseee thank you) SEEKING RECSS
guys guys guys i am LOVING all the jily (james potter x lily evan's) fics recently and am looking for some great ones at a medium length so like 100k to 200k words on ao3 ( no AUs pleaseee thank you) SEEKING RECSS
I'm currently an English high school student taking History, Geography, Religious studies and Ethical studies for GCSE. I'm looking at a career path in Law in the future but I'm not sure where I want to work within it. I live in Leeds right now and would be looking to go to Cambridge or Oxford as first choice unis but not sure what to take for A-level and as a degree, I'm extremely passionate about human rights and feminism, and love looking at ethical dilemmas and trying to help people/activism. I'm not naive to the money struggles of the world however and I would also like a career path that would lead me to making a comfortable amount of money that would allow me to live in London.If I was to work in mainstream criminal law it would probably be as a prosecutor but I just don't know how the world of law works and the process of becoming any kind of lawyer. Advice? Summary: help me find the right A-levels and degree to take and suggest a career path and explanation of how easy/hard it is to become a lawyer.
I'm currently an English high school student taking History, Geography, Religious studies and Ethical studies for GCSE. I'm looking at a career path in Law in the future but I'm not sure where I want to work within it. I live in Leeds right now and would be looking to go to Cambridge or Oxford as first choice unis but not sure what to take for A-level and as a degree, I'm extremely passionate about human rights and feminism, and love looking at ethical dilemmas and trying to help people/activism. I'm not naive to the money struggles of the world however and I would also like a career path that would lead me to making a comfortable amount of money that would allow me to live in London.If I was to work in mainstream criminal law it would probably be as a prosecutor but I just don't know how the world of law works and the process of becoming any kind of lawyer. Advice? Summary: help me find the right A-levels and degree to take and suggest a career path and explanation of how easy/hard it is to become a lawyer.