Go to www.fanfiction.net and find the category of stories you like. Some people like television show FanFiction, some people like Harry Potter, some people will read just about anything. Find one category that you really like, first.
Get to know what different styles you like in a category. When you read FanFiction, don't automatically go to the stories with the most reviews. No matter how many reviews a Harry Potter and Ron story has, if you don't like it, it's not worth your time to read it. Learn what stories you like in a specific category.
Learn what certain terms mean. "AU" means alternate universe, "Abuse" means that one of the main characters either is abused or abuse is going to be involved, "hurt-comfort" means that one of the characters is hurt and is going to be comforted, or is going to be hurt and comforted. (See the Tips section to a link for more terms).
Follow specific people who have stories written that you like. If they had one that you liked, they might have another.
In categories with less FanFiction, follow specific authors. Usually, if they've posted before, they'll post again.
If you like a specific author but have read all of their stories, look at their favorites list. They may have great recommendations there.
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