Hi :) I'm Eva. When not writing AU fanfiction, I like reading, performing, fashion, film, speaking Spanish, playing the gutair, misspelling 'guitar', and lurking around the Internet.
I solemnly swear:
-My “Harry’s sibling” will not fall in love with Draco Malfoy.
-She is not the epicenter of a prophecy.
-She will never be referred to as “The Girl Who Lived”.
-She will not become privy to any canon information (i.e. Snape’s affection for Lily) before Harry.
- Her story will not be merely a retelling of Harry’s.
-The fact that this is a “Harry’s sibling” story will not result in any other major canon discrepancies.
-My “Harry’s sibling” is a three-dimensional character with strengths, flaws, and goals. She has legitimate emotions and a purpose for existing. Her voice is unique and realistic. She has her own story, and it will be told in a manner very different from Harry’s.
Hogwarts Chronicles: the Philosopher's Stone by Faile, BrennaShade
Rated: 1st-2nd Years [Reviews - 61]
Summary: What would have happened to Harry if James had not been home the night Voldemort visited Godric's Hollow? If he had the chance to grow up with his father in a wizarding community, knowing what he represented and with people to turn to who are older than he is? Harry turns eleven years old and gets a letter from Hogwarts he fully expected to receive.
The first chapter has been significantly edited, with the help of a new beta.
I'm interested to see how this continues. Keep Writing!!!!!
Author's Response: The second chapter\'s in the queue. Thanks!
A Tribute To Severus by quibblequill
Rated: 1st-2nd Years [Reviews - 8]
Summary: The least I can do for the man after all he went through. Now I can go back to disliking his memory in peace.
i luv this poem so much, and you really do have to feel sorry for snape. he loved her so much, and she was all he ever wanted. james potter got everything he ever wanted, including lily. i'm not saying tht i don't support james/lily, i really do, but it's really unfair. :(
Author's Response: Thank you. =] Yeah, I always knew he was the good guy, it\'s just that I never liked the guy. I actually cried when he died, though-JKR wrote that page extremely well.
Killing is So Easy Now by pike007
Rated: 1st-2nd Years [Reviews - 5]
Summary: Voldemort's thoughts when he attempts to kill little Harry.
Woah. That was really good. I have an OC on another site who once spent an entire chapter raving about how once you get started, killing is so easy (she's not evil, she's on Harry's side, but Voldemort killed her parents too). I will definently keep my eye out for more poetry by you.
Author's Response: im glad you liked it. theres more poetry on the way and possibly a story in the forseeable future.
Potter's Pentagon: The Past (Book Three) by Schmerg_The_Impaler
Rated: 1st-2nd Years [Reviews - 683]
Summary: The final installment in the Potter’s Pentagon Trilogy. Read “The Five” and “The Truth” first, myess? Okay!
WARNING! Contains Muggle adventures in Diagon Alley, unusual eyebrows, cheesy clichés galore, psycho Ted, the not-so-lost years of Merlin, a school-wide singalong, the old potato joke, Tyrone’s Princess Bride obsession, Emma’s stubborn denial of the existence of Tyrone’s mustache, a graphic death, a joke shop product as a major plot device, hobo Jordan, Jordan hugging, Jordan pulling pranks, time travel, the Love Shack, angst, and worst of all, Professor Zabini.
It’s the sixth year for Potter’s Pentagon and company, and our heroes learn that in the wizarding world, coming of age has a somewhat weightier significance. Students are busy with an Inter-House Unity Project, Jordan is having weird dreams, Pansy and Ophidias Malfoy have been released from Azkaban, Professor Zabini has a mysterious project of his own, and almost everyone is acting strangely. Meanwhile, at the Ministry of Magic, a man with a vendetta against Ron Weasley is trying his hardest to get him in the biggest trouble possible. Is the only way to save him to travel into the past?
New talents are discovered, new friendships form and old ones change, pasts are dredged up, and, of course, there’s lots of good old-fashioned snogging. And one of the five kills for the first time… while another becomes a casualty of war.
Starring 2008 Quicksilver Quills Best Male Original Character runner-up Jordan Potter, Best Female Original Character nominees Ivy Potter, Haley Potter, Emma Weasley, and Giorgi Anderson, and Best Male Original Character nominee Ted Lupin! Nominated for 2008 Quicksilver Quills Best Post-Hogwarts Story.
Okay, now I have some questions. First, the thing about metamorphamagi not being able to change their eye colors. Is that true? Because if it is, I have a lot of revising to do before I put up a sory I've been planning. And the whole thing about wandless magic. Are you creating that rule so that it fits in with the story, or did JKR really say that?
Either way, I love this story, and can't wait to read more!
Author's Response: This stuff is NOT "true" as of canon. I just made it all up. Because I always like knowing the "rules" behind magic, and Harry Potter has very few (besides, "you can't Apparate or Disapparate inside of Hogwarts"), so I thought I'd invent some. The fun in writing Harry Potter fanfiction is that you can invent all kinds of new magic and rules. And, well, this whole triloy IS AU!
Remembering Me by MC Kair
Rated: 6th-7th Years [Reviews - 5]
Summary: Clarity Volta is an average witch with long black hair and green eyes. The only thing that makes her different from everybody else is that she lost her memory in a mysterious battle. After being taken in by the Order, Clarity starts to feel hope, but her journey to regaining her memory begins on a rough note as her first memory reveals something disturbing about Clarity's past. She struggles through the rest of the pieces wondering what they could mean until, a memory comes up that reminds Clarity of the whole reason for her being. Trying to make a choice between her new-made friends and her ultimate destiny, Clarity is stuck deciding between right and wrong. But which is which?
A story of suspense, romance and insane jealousy.
Oh my gosh! I think I know who Clarity is! But I won't say... just keep writing so I can find out!
The Death Eater's Christmas Song by Sly Severus
Rated: 1st-2nd Years [Reviews - 9]
Summary: The Christmas Song, Voldy style!
An entry for Winter Snows, Extra Credit by Sly Severus of Slytherin.
Hilarious... folks beating up eskimos. Very clever.
Author's Response: LOL! It was fun to write. Glad you liked it!
All Hallows by Magical Maeve
Rated: 1st-2nd Years [Reviews - 7]
Summary: The Next generation go trick or treating in Ottery St Catchpole - with some embarassing results! Written for the Slytherin Halloween fic echxange on the Beta Boards.
That was so funny! I was laughing the whoile time, thinking of Harry's kids attacking the "Dak Lord"... I wonder what he would say... Great story!
His Eyes by Sly Severus
Rated: 1st-2nd Years [Reviews - 4]
Summary: Lily's thoughts after Severus calls her a Mudblood.
This was a very nice poem. it wa the title that drew me in... when there are poems or even stories about Lily most of them talk about her eyes, and so I though this was interesting. Nice work.
Author's Response: Thank you! I'm glad you enjoyed it.
Muggle Confusion by Mstar7
Rated: 3rd-5th Years [Reviews - 19]
Summary: The Marauders have a knack for finding things, but are terrible at figuring out what they are. Luckily, Gryffindor is full of informative people...
This is a collection of related one-shots about confusion over Muggle objects. An excerpt from the first chapter, A Contraceptive Controversy:
James Potter was quite brilliant, or at least he’d like to think so. He had some of the best grades in the sixth year- they would probably be the best if he did his homework regularly. The Marauder’s Map had been his idea- even if he wasn’t brilliant, the Map certainly was. He was also an animagus. An (illegal) animagus at sixteen was something brilliant indeed.
So if he was so brilliant, then why was he incapable of identifying the object before him?
It’s not like it was particularly complex: all it was was a little piece of rubber, really. There’s nothing complicated about that, is there? No, not at all.
Brilliant! I realized what it was about halfway through, and nearly fell off my chair laughing. Where one earth did he find it, though?
