Robert and Isobel McGonagall are very excited for their firstborn’s birth, but very soon after their daughter, Minerva was born, a crisis arrives and disturbs their happiness: Minerva is a witch just like her mother, but her father, who is a muggle, has no idea…
Une expédition au pays du plaisir féminin réinventé vingt-neuf fois alors que s'annonce bientôt la Journée internationale des droits des femmes. Les pairings et les femmes mises à l'honneur seront variés.Femslash/yuri. Recueil écrit pour le Challenge de Février 2016 du Collectif NONAME; "Parce que c'était lui,parce que c'était moi"
A small work defining one of the few rules of magic given in the canon series. Or is it canon? You decide.
Short story about Augusta Longbottom in her third year.
Cormac Kettleburn works in the Ministry-it's his job to see that letters get sent out to all new Hogwarts students and that the children read them. But he's not prepared for what he has to do the year Harry Potter turns 11... (features appearances of Hagrid and Griselda near the end.)
A freak accident in the Potions Room brings an inquiery at Hogwarts, and everyone must portray the events in the best of their ability. Through the words of students and teachers alike, Tom Riddle's place in the school comes to light, along with his relationship with Dumbledore. Could they have known this was the most powerful Dark Lord in history? -set in 1943.
There were many reasons why Irma hated the O., but she could not say that Griselda Marchbanks was one of them.
In "Order of the Phoenix," when Griselda Marchbanks comes to Hogwarts to administer the O.W.L. exams, Harry and his friends see a "tiny, stooped witch with a face so lined it looked as though it had been draped in cobwebs." That lined face bespeaks a long and eventful life. Here is part of her story, told by one who knows her best. Set during "OoP." Griselda/OFC
Griselda likes to play, and Phineas is quite needy. Written for the 100 Different Pairings Competition. HET.
What really happened the night Ariana Dumbledore died? And what did it do to the relationship of two witches with a shared dream?
This is a bit of fun really; I got interested in the theory of magic and sat down and worked out things like Gamp's other exceptions and so on. I've presented it as the musings of Madam Marchbanks. disclaimer; JKR owns the characters, i'm just playing
"As a rule, it's easier to write what one feels than to say it. But it's always a good deal harder than one expects." Griselda Marchbanks writes a letter to Minerva.