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Thanks for checking out my stuff, and I do hope you enjoy it. I'm currently inactive in the world of fanfic, but please check out my wizard rock project, Snidget, at myspace.com/goldensnidget.
It was just an accident...
While waiting for his 17th birthday to arrive so he can leave the prison of the Dursleys', Harry learns new information about himself, his aunt, mother and Albus Dumbledore. The information he learns will greatly increase his power while at the same time change how he feels about the woman given the task of raising him.
An interesting first chapter, with fair characterizations (though you'll need to defend how Petunia gets from this characterization to the Petunia we see in PS/SS).
Keep writing!
COMPLETE! Against his will, Harry's mind is erased to protect him... from himself. AU.
I was reading this and started thinking it was familiar... and then I got to the bit on the Room and went, "Yup, read this before, made me laugh."
"We've been roommates for over six years and NOW I find out you're a Trekkie?" <---for the record, that's a brilliant line, hehe
Keep writing!
On his seventeenth birthday, Neville Longbottom receives an unexpected suprise when he goes to visit St. Mungos for his annual visit to his parents.
It's an interesting concept, you just need to develop it more. Take some time to really build your story, to establish Neville's feelings towards his parents and the state they're in and his relationship with his grandmother. Once your reader understands the character, they'll be ready to handle your plot. Take your time with the buildup of all of that... there's no way Alice - a notable Order member - would just accept all of that information right away like that. Establish her as a character, too, and let the conflict between her and Neville build up to that great release.
It's a really great idea and start for a story. Keep writing!
Interesting and emotionally charged. Just work on tightening up the grammar, and "Both of their lives ended within seconds, however," was a really awkward sentence.
Still, a good and original little ficlet, so nice job. :) The summary really pulled me in.
In the middle of the night, while recovering in the Hospital Wing, Ron and Hermione discuss Harry, Sirius, what happened in the Department of Mysteries, and Ron's inability to understand females. A Missing Moment from OotP.
There's a tribanibian in the well at the Quidditch World Cup, and Seamus gets roped into helping Luna Lovegood catch it, learning a little something about himself along the way. (A missing moment set during GoF)
She acts like summer and walks like rain, reminds me that there's a time for change. Luna observes Seamus and tells him that it's okay.
"He calls her crazy, but says it with his sweet potato smile, so she knows this time he means no harm."
Hee, they make such an interesting pair. Lovely writing!
“Why have you always insisted on calling me Harry?” In a world beyond the war, in a future that is nothing less than imperfect, a son confronts his father.
Oh, that's horribly depressing. Just... ouch.
Marvelously written, the emotions were intense. One comment, though: "releasing the breath he had realized he was holding." That's kind of awkward, 'he had realized.' Maybe hadn't, or maybe he had just realized.
Fantastic story, keep it up!