Silent Night: A Marauders Christmas Story by moonfrog

Rated: 1st-2nd Years •
Summary: This story takes place on Christmas Eve at some point after the death of James and Lily. Miles apart and completely alone, Remus Lupin is homeless and Sirius Black is locked in Azkaban. Both struggle with the pain and loneliness of their current situations, reflect on the joy of the past and make Christmas wishes.

The Second by Slian Martreb

Rated: 6th-7th Years •
Summary: Per Sirius: Until of course the first full moon after that in which the lot of us woke up at the crack of dawn sort of sprawled in our usual spots around the Shack, except for me and Remus, who had in fact ended up in a sort of tangle. I didn't kiss him until the wolf was entirely gone, you understand, but I don't think anyone had ever been that close when he came out of a moon and was back in his right mind and yeah. Bloody hell. Toes. Curled. James threw a shoe at my head and threatened the hose. Bah. He was just jealous.

Flawed by Ginny Weasley 12

Rated: 3rd-5th Years •
Summary: Ron wonders what will become of him and Hermione and why he is ignored so much.

Step By Step by Dragon_Warrior

Rated: 3rd-5th Years •
Summary: The war is over, and Harry Potter has died while killing Vodemort. As Ginny walks through crowds of mourning wizards, she remembers Harry and laments his death.

Founders Four by Slian Martreb

Rated: 6th-7th Years •
Summary:
They are the four who will change the world and their names proclaim their uniqueness: Godric. Helga. Rowena. Salazar. They are each the smartest and brightest of their tribes; each in complete possession of the skills that set one house from the other. Godric is the bold and brave Gryffindor; Helga, the natural healer and helper from Hufflepuff; Rowena of Ravenclaw, the keeper of all that is known and the seeker of things still to be discovered; and Salazar, the sly and seductive Slytherin.



How the four became friends is a mystery within itself. The four families of Greater Britain, though it was not called Britain then, came from the very four corners: Ravenclaw in the North, Hufflepuff in the South, Gryffindor in the West and Slytherin in the East. But somehow, against all odds, they did meet. A friendship grew steadily, year after year.



And the course of the world was changed.

Journey to Perfection by Lycanthropist

Rated: 6th-7th Years •
Summary: Remus Lupin has not always had an easy or a happy life, but now after resigning from a job he loved and enjoyed, he's forced to once again sulk on his lonely and bitter existence. Wallowing in his self-pity, Remus ventures into the Hog's Head, only to meet a erudite woman that may just help to disrupt the monotony his life has become. Remus/OC, Post-POA.

Featured Story - March 2005

Hollow by wicked angel

Rated: 6th-7th Years •
Summary: Harry returns to Godric's Hollow and finds more than he bargained for.

'Twas The Night Before The Yule Ball by Gmariam

Rated: 1st-2nd Years •
Summary: Harry receives some solid advice from a friend on the eve of the Yule Ball.

This poem was written by Gmariam of Ravenclaw for the December Challenge. It is for the third prompt, a parody of a Christmas Carol.

Breathe by Slian Martreb

Rated: Professors •
Summary: There comes a time, in each person's life, when they must take a stand for what they believe in. When they must stop, consider, everything that they have done to bring them to where they are in their lives. For Draco Malfoy, this was one of those times.

Harry Potter and the Last Crusade by Horax

Rated: 3rd-5th Years •
Summary: Will Harry ever find love? What are the House elves hiding? Can Harry really protect Ginny? Which one may die? Read and find out.