Titles
Stories
Relighting the Candle by guiding ray of sunlight
Rated: 1st-2nd Years •Summary: Regulus battles his feeling of having no no self-will, aided by a golden, glittering object.
A Character Sonnet Challenge entry, I am Guiding Ray of Sunlight of Gryffindor House.
The Sister of a Witch by Sly Severus
Rated: 1st-2nd Years •Summary: Petunia Dursley had the perfect life. She had a loving husband and a wonderful son. Everything was normal and she was happy. That was until she got a surprise on her front doorstep.
Written by Sly Severus of Slytherin for the Spring Challenge - Laugh of Cry Prompt.
Let Go by Ronsgrl95
Rated: 1st-2nd Years •Summary:
My first fic, so please review!
One Last Battle by Lalalalatina
Rated: 1st-2nd Years •Summary: Booming
Explosions shake the walls
And make the stones turn black.
People run to the land
For Hogwarts is under attack.
A poem about the final battle. Please R/R!
Fading Into Grey by PuckerUpRemus
Rated: 3rd-5th Years •Summary: CHAPTER 10 COMING SOON!!! - THANKS EVERYONE FOR THE COMMENTS! Rating: PG-13
Do you think it’s easy to run from your family?
When Sirius Black is ten years old, everything in his life is black and white. He is a wizard. He is the heir to his most noble house. He is eager to please and willing to be everything his parents have ever dreamt for him.
Then, at Hogwarts with the ability to explore the world differently he starts to question what he has been taught his whole life and finds that even though he is a brilliant wizard and studies and most things come easy to him there is still so much he needs to learn about life outside of Grimmauld Place.
Follow along with me as Sirius Black’s world starts Fading Into Grey.
Disclaimer: not mine etc.
Metamorphome by Lalaithien
Rated: 3rd-5th Years •Summary: Three young wizarding folk must overcome the prejudices their world has created for them. Can Draco Malfoy tolerate his former enemy, the irritating Hermione Granger; and then there's Morrigan Flaherty, the demented Death Eater who is favored about all by Voldemort and believes that Muggles should be wiped out entirely--all whilst he tries to keep a cool head and make his change for the good permanent. Hermione believes that using something as simple as Christmas can help her catalyze a change in the surly, hateful Morrigan. And while Morrigan is being forced into the reality that liars (such as Voldemort) do not exempt their followers from their lies, can she avoid other catastrophic changes? A tale of moral questioning, change, and love.
Flickering Candle by KASK
Rated: 3rd-5th Years •Summary: Severus Snape is no stranger to regret. It's in his very being. There were so many things he never said. One night, he contemplates the decisions he made, the love he lost and the price he paid for it all.
The Last Laugh by KalHoNaaHo
Rated: 6th-7th Years •
Summary: Behind her pretty face lies an even prettier tongue used carefully, charmingly, milked to the last drop.
Narcissa wears a mask of lies and dances through life. One-shot.
The Usual Paper by ProfPosky
Rated: 1st-2nd Years •Summary: Voldemort has fallen, but where shall the boy who lived - live? Watch Albus Dumbledore struggle with the letter he must write to Petunia Dursley while the Wizarding World celebrates and the day moves on.
This is an entry by ProfPsoky of Gryffindor in the One-shot Challenge for March, prompted by the reference "Remember my last, Petunia."
A Drunk and a Sentimental Man by Kerichi
Rated: 3rd-5th Years •Summary:
Dust us off a bottle of your best
Irish whiskey and drink with me
To departed friends, to departed friends....
Inspired by 'Moonlight and Shadow,' Sirius is slowly drowning in memories and Firewhisky.
Belle by wendelin the wierd
Rated: 1st-2nd Years •Summary: Bellatrix was pretty, Narcissa was pretty and Andromeda never was anything.
Written for S.P.E.W 007
With Tired Eyes, Minds, and Souls We Slept by QuIDdITch_PlaYA
Rated: 3rd-5th Years •Summary: Sequel to Revenge of the Serpent. The title is taken from a One Tree Hill episode title.
Harry and Ginny are happily married and living together. They are about to become parents. Still, life has never been normal for Harry Potter, and it may never be.
Edit: Final author's note was edited.
Legacy of Sacrifice by GhostCoon
Rated: 3rd-5th Years •Summary: Sequel to Harry Potter and the Mind's Eye. A new generation of Potters is in Hogwarts, trying to live up to their family name. Sirius, Harry's second son and third child, has to deal with incredible powers he doesn't understand and keeps hidden from those around him, while still wanting desperately to prove himself to be as great as his father. Children and Grandchildren of Death Eaters abound, and they seem to be following a new Dark Lord; can a new generation of Potters face a new generation of evil?
Greasy Little Sneak by Vindictus Viridian
Rated: 1st-2nd Years •Summary: "That, Harry, is a matter between Professor Snape and myself." What if Severus had always been a spy and a sneak? What if the real hold that Hogwarts, the Order, and Dumbledore had on him was a secret only three other people know? Dumbledore himself, after all, has his secretive moments. By Vindictus Viridian of Ravenclaw House for prompt #3.
Dumbledore's Worst Nightmare by Colores
Rated: 3rd-5th Years •Summary: What did Dumbledore see when he drank the potion in the cave? How would he have known that his strengths of love and compassion could be manipulated into his curses by the Dark Lord...?
This is for the March one-shot challenge. I am Colores of the Hufflepuff House.
Sobs of a Child by tc015
Rated: 6th-7th Years •Summary: Second Place in March One-Shot Challenge.
What did he see in the cave that night? What made Dumbledore so frightened. A look at what Dumbledore saw that fateful night?
“Professor, can you hear me?” he says loudly, looking at you.
Who is he talking to? Is he talking to you? He can’t be. You aren’t a professor. Grown-ups are professors. Professors are wise; they would know how to stop the men. You don’t know how to stop them, so you can’t a professor.
Comedy and Tragedy by Seren
Rated: 1st-2nd Years •Summary: The students dethrone a devil and his demons.
Defying The Hayflick Limit by Seren
Rated: 6th-7th Years •Summary: Greatness required courage beyond that of any mundane Gryffindor.Tom Riddle will gain a new facet of immortality, an army, and the Dementors will have new children to spawn.
Dumbledore's Army: Held at Bay by skeekeedee
Rated: 6th-7th Years •Summary: Dumbledore once said, "It is important to fight, and fight again, and keep fighting, for only then can evil be kept at bay, though never quite eradicated." (Harry Potter 6)
What was the greatest legacy Albus Dumbledore left behind? Was it the defeat of Grindelwald? Or perhaps his work as Supreme Mugwump of the International Confederation of Wizards? Or was it what he dedicated his life’s work to? Instilling his values of kindness, fairness and equality in the students that passed through Hogwarts. Follow several of his students as they carry out the legacy of a wizard that they swore loyalty to when he was still alive.