Second year Art History student.
I have always loved reading and writing
Painfully Obvious by Mary
Rated: 1st-2nd Years [Reviews - 23]
Summary: "Severus... I only thought that I was being painfully obvious during my last year." HGSS, Challenge Response, COMPLETE
Aboslutely brilliant!
The conversation is without a doubt amusing.The characters are very believable and the sophistication of writing is wonderfully refreshing. Brava!
Aboslutely brilliant!
The conversation is without a doubt amusing.The characters are very believable and the sophistication of writing is wonderfully refreshing. Brava!
Background Secrets by Calaidi
Rated: 6th-7th Years [Reviews - 167]
Summary: What if Harry and Draco were really friends behind all the insults and fights with each other? When would it have started and where would it end? Major spoilers for books 3,4,5,6. HPDM, FGL, BZSF, OWOC, poss RWHG, rating may go up
This story is compelling and vivid. The concept is very original and well developed. Calaidi's writing and suggestion of plot from the series almost seamless.
Too Much Love Will Kill You by MaiaMadness
Rated: Professors [Reviews - 90]
Summary: "Too much love will kill you, just as sure as none at all."
Harry has spent eight months with the memory of one fateful night, not knowing whether his lover is dead or alive. When he learns that his lover has returned and is being tried by the Wizengamot, Harry wants to do everything in his power to save them, but does this lover still want him, or did it not matter to them at all? And how will Harry explain to his friends that he loves Draco Malfoy?
Alternate sequel to Bohemian Rhapsody.
A very interesting AU. The schism of character relationships is intruiging. Deffinately a new prespective from the usually utopian view of homosexuality within the wizarding world.
Author's Response: Heh, I get so very sick of that idea... How on earth could a society that is so much more old-fashioned than our own, as well as very obviously based around family values, be that accepting of homosexuality? And in which case, why haven\'t we seen it in the books already? To put another spin on it, wouldn\'t Dumbledore have been openly gay if such were indeed the case? No, it makes no sense to me... Besides, one of the most interesting parts of writing slash, as well as one of the most challenging, is to portray exactly that forbidden love in an as un-clichéd manner as possible. That is just my humble opinion, of course. :)
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