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Welcome to MuggleNet's fan fiction section! Feel free to browse around and read the stories, but you will need to register for a free account if you want to comment on them or submit your own.
 
| Poetry on MNFF |
| Our poetry category is a small but creative section of the archive here at MNFF. We're currently giving it a bit of a face lift, so if you like reading poetry, writing poetry or feel like you would like to get involved but aren't quite sure how to them please drop by the beta forums and say hello in Poetry Anyone?. There are some new challenges coming down the line and the opportunity to get involved with Room to Read so if you want to know more come and join us. Please drop me an email via my user id if you have any questions. |
| Posted by Magical Maeve on 02/16/10 15:33 (9 Comments) |
| The Site Returns and with a New Category! |
Welcome back everyone!
We're very sorry about the recent downtime. I hope you found our updates via facebook and twitter useful. Please note that these will be our main modes of contact if the site is down, so even if you don't have your own accounts on facebook or twitter - feel free to bookmark the pages as you can view our updates without having to respond.
We are now back for the foreseeable future though and will try to bring you news of any further downtime before it actually happens next time.
With the return of the site we bring you news of a new category. Thanks to the suggestions on the Beta Forums and the mods pointing out that there are two kinds of Post-Hogwarts fictions, we have split this category and created a new Next-Generation category. In future please submit any fictions that are about the generation after the second war (So from Teddy Lupin onwards) to this category. If you have one of these fictions in Post-Hogwarts at the moment, please do move it over. We hope you'll find this new category to your advantage and thank you all for the suggestion. |
| Posted by Roxy Black on 01/12/10 8:08 (7 Comments) |
| MNFF Supports the YouTube Project For Awesome |
Once a year in the week before Christmas, fans of the American author John Green and his brother Hank (known as the VlogBrothers on YouTube) get together to take over youtube for a day.
This day is known as the “Project 4 Awesome” and youtubers are invited to make a short video advertising a worthy cause.
The exciting news is that MNFF is currently planning its own charity project which we will be announcing in the new year! The charity we would like to support is called Room to Read. What Room to Read does is build libraries and give books to countries with poor access to education. They work with local communities, translating literature into native languages, building schools and generally providing education to as many children as they can.
They currently work in Nepal, Vietnam, Cambodia, India, Sri Lanka, Laos, South Africa, Zambia and Bangladesh, with plans to move further into Asia, Africa and South America in the new year.
Here at MNFF we believe in the power of literature and the right to an education for every child. We hope you agree with this sentiment and will look forward to our exciting project in 2010!
As part of the Project for Awesome, we have created this video to raise awareness of ourselves and the charity. Thank you to Molly, OliveOil_Med, for being so wonderful and putting it together for us. All we ask right now is that you watch the video, rate it using the stars in the bottom left corner, maybe send it to a few friends or leave a comment for other people to read. If you want to, you can go to the Room to Read website and donate to the cause right away. If you don't have the money to donate, sit tight! You'll like what we've got planned! This project is designed to spread the word about charities that deserve the recognition. We believe Room to Read does. Please watch our video now.
Thank you for your time. |
| Posted by Roxy Black on 12/18/09 12:49 (0 Comments) |
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