Titles
Stories
Of That Which Matters Most by rard
Rated: 6th-7th Years •Summary: As war rages around them, Remus and Tonks are pulled along with the tide. New, prejudical laws are passed, and the couple must take drastic action in order to stay together. When the climactic battle arrives, Tonks must make an impossible, heartbreaking choice. Follow the couple through the timeframe of Deathly Hallows. DH spoilers abound!
As the outline has expanded, the originally intended three chapters of this story have turned into twelve chapters of R/T goodness. :-)
Chapter 6 has been sumitted!
Blood on the Moon by Charmed_S
Rated: 6th-7th Years •Summary: A different perspective to the usual Marauder story. Friendship, violence, love... Look at the known story from Remus's pont of view.
Divided We Fall by megan_lupin
Rated: 3rd-5th Years •Summary: It has been thought that dreams hold great value in divining unknown knowledge. Some adhere to the belief that a dream is capable of foretelling events, be they tragic or wonderful. Others believe that a dream is strictly that – a dream. Helga has a dream that shakes her focus and one that could have unforeseen effects on a friendship and on a school. Will the Founders fall, or will Hogwarts truly become the school they have always envisioned?
Written for the “New Year Challenge Two: Dreams” by megan_lupin of Gryffindor.
Moons of Deceit by Grace has Victory
Rated: 3rd-5th Years •
Summary: Remus Lupin tolerates mischievous friends and lycanthropy, while the prophetic Ariadne MacDougal negotiates a misguided family, and everyone must deal with the Death Eaters. A rather dark coming-of-age story about the death of innocence and the renewal of hope during Voldemort’s first war.
Part I of The Moon-Cursers. Now updated to be DH-compatible.
Edges by DragonDi
Rated: Professors • Summary: Peter Pettigrew is dead by his own silver hand. Remus Lupin shares the news with Sirius Black and the Potters and ponders how he feels about it. (Warning: Adult wizards will swear--especially if one has been in prison...)
Originally published: Fiction Alley, Dec. 2007.
Bast in a Basket by Spottedcat
Rated: 1st-2nd Years •Summary: Professor Snape attends a faculty meeting in the summer. A faculty member reveals a dangerous situation at Hogwarts. The potential solution to the danger is introduced.
Of Cauldrons and Comrades by LuthAn
Rated: 3rd-5th Years •Summary: "Albus Dumbledore aimed his wand at the Pensieve’s liquid depths and twitched his arm upwards. Ten ghostly figures slowly emerged from the liquid, their bodies spun out of the translucent matter. The Gryffindor Class of 1978..."
We all know how this tale ends, but how does it begin? Did Lily hate James from Day One? Did James fall head over heels the moment he first laid eyes on Lily? How did Remus feel about the whole thing? Who let Peter slip through the cracks? And what exactly happens when Sirius gets hold of some Time-Release Dungbombs?
The Marauders' years at Hogwarts were marked by internal demons, external tensions, and whispers from the shadows growing steadily louder. By intertwining lives in the midst of danger. By powerful love and a whole lot of laughter. This is their story, a tale of cauldrons and comrades.
The Boy in Row Three by ink_daughter
Rated: 1st-2nd Years •Summary: A child in Harry's class at primary school ponders why he seems so withdrawn.
Revisiting the Veil by bobthemanatee
Rated: 3rd-5th Years •Summary: Adult Harry revisits and questions the veil in the Department of Mysteries. Will he choose life over death? Suicide Contemplated.
I am once again, whole. by pattybuns_hpf
Rated: 3rd-5th Years •Summary: This poem goes to James/Lily. In Lily's POV.
Note: Title has been changed due to editing the old version.
The Dark Path by Cwiddy
Rated: 3rd-5th Years •Summary: This is a poem that discusses the Dark side of magic
The Last Row by Subversa
Rated: 3rd-5th Years •Summary: Severus/Lily: She had forgiven him for the last time; he didn't want to need forgiveness anymore.
Here and Now With You by Subversa
Rated: 6th-7th Years •Summary: After a nearly unbearable time apart, she embarks on the great adventure of finding him again.
Lost Intentions by Faile
Rated: 3rd-5th Years •Summary: Moony, Wormtail, Padfoot, and Prongs were all great friends during their time at Hogwarts, but not too long after they left, the friends were shattered apart one fateful night. One dead, one imprisoned, one fled, and one left alone. Two of these stories remain untold, and one can never be. But what of the last? What drove him to tear apart the friends he had spent so long with and instead turn to the one who would ruin them all?
Nobody's Watching by HorcruxHunter14
Rated: 1st-2nd Years •Summary: Andromeda dances when she thinks no one is watching. An encounter with her sister proves her wrong.
Why Ravenclaw? by anath
Rated: 1st-2nd Years •Summary: The Sorting Hat is confused. Gryffindor or Ravenclaw? Then, a certain Sirius Black unknowingly comes to help - the only time he would ever do something useful for the school.
The Noble and Most Ancient House of ... Nevermind. by TCole
Rated: 1st-2nd Years •Summary: Sirius Black was the complete opposite of every member of the Black family, save for Andromeda. What made him become this way?
He thought his brother, Regulus, was a complete git, and he disliked him even more when he became a Death Eater at the age of sixteen. How did Sirius feel about him while the two were growing up? Were they close, or did they never get along?
For Her Son by megan_lupin
Rated: 1st-2nd Years •Summary: She knew he wasn’t ready, knew he was too young. Yet there was nothing more she could do to keep him from making such a choice. But when he’s given a suicide mission, she does what any mother would do. She makes her decision, and she does it for her son.
The Only Goodbye by Hufflepuff at heart
Rated: 1st-2nd Years •Summary: This story follows Dennis Creevey, right after the final battle at Hogwarts. Having lost his big brother and best friend, he must struggle to come to terms with his own grief and the grief of his father.
He could remember forcing his way through the mass of bodies, fighting through the crowd to reach his brother who lay, eyes closed, in the centre of the hall.
He remembered the restraining arms and the disjointed phrases such as "Colin" and "dead" and "sorry", all of which were meaningless, as all Dennis wanted to do was wake his brother and feel safe and happy again.
Behind the Ivy Curtain by Pinkcess of the Abyss
Rated: 1st-2nd Years •Summary: Up on the rafters of Draco’s room, a little man giggled. He was a strange little man, just three inches in height. His crinkled little face always set in delight. He had a long blond beard that curled at his toes and a cane in his hand to fight his foes. He wore a blazer of plum with a shirt of sapphire, and he sprouted two wings that dazzled in desire.
“How fun it is with mortals to play fate,
To make them lose sight of all they do hate,
So join me in the mind of the Malfoy heir,
As his morals and mind are in need of repair.”