In which Lily does magic, James watches her, and a fish is named Francis. L/J one-shot.

But James, sweetheart, you're of the purest blood, and even if we cut you both and it runs as red as rubies, she isn't good enough for you. - a different take on Lily/James in five-hundred words

Wherein Harry gets a letter. / AU, Heroes universe.

"He watches her while she fiddles with the letter tiles. The firelight catches in every wave of her hair, and the ginger curls glow orange like the embers in the fireplace to their left. She's out of his league in almost every way, and he decides his odd obsession with her hair isn't helping matters." Written for The Categories Challenge on HPFC.

Once upon a time, the Boy Who Lived was a child just like all the others. - ten years, each told in a two hundred word drabble.

or, Lily, James and a summer's day. (T for language. L/J)

"You will find, as you look back upon your life, that the moments when you have truly lived are the moments when you have done things in the spirit of love." - Henry Drummond. Drabble/one-shot collection written for the OTP Boot Camp Challenge. Pairing: L/J

"'She looks like a Puffskein,' repeated Harry, one of his front teeth missing as he beamed at his Dad. 'I like Puffskeins.'" In which Harry has a secret and James listens. AU drabble.

"He might have hated green, but it wasn't that he hated Harry." Written for the Jealousy Competition on HPFC.

"Her mum always said that if she could find wings she'd take off." In which Luna skips, and four Champions are chosen. Written for the Halloween Drabble Competition at HPFC.

"She sits on the bed and stares at what she's made. It's supposed to be a cream cable knit jumper, but her eyes water and she's just too old. She'll send it on to Lily and maybe it'll look nice on her, and when she wears it she might remember her Auntie Ruth." Written for the hidden past and present competition on HPFC.

"Lily wasn't expecting him to taste like coffee. She knew he drank it, of course - every morning - and they had just left the Great Hall after breakfast, so it shouldn't have surprised her that he tasted like coffee. But it did, and she found many things surprised her about James Potter." L/J snog-ficlet.

"Lily propped herself on her elbow and rested her chin in her palm, looking at her boyfriend. 'I suppose what I'm trying to say,' she said slowly, 'is that I reckon you're a keeper.'" L/J drabble

"To him, it seemed, in all honesty, quite appropriate that they should have met on April Fool's Day. Because - in the end - that's all he was: a fool who fell for lost love." Vignettes of Lily and Sev's friendship over the years. Pairing: L/J

"What's it like, having it all?" she says, and he's still mystified. He raises an eyebrow. She blinks at him and sighs. Finally: "Being a Pureblood." Sirius lets out a bitter laugh. "I'm not sure having pure blood equates to having it all, Evans," he scorns, but she doesn't cower under his words. Pairing: L/J.

"but if the good die young, you suppose it's fitting, because they were the best. remus, sweetheart, you're on your own now." Five free-verse snapshots about Hallowe'en 1981. T for themes.

She doesn't care about the Pygmy Puffs and the love potions and eavesdropping on the old Extendables anymore; she just doesn't. It doesn't matter, because what use is a Decoy Detonator when Harry is battling against Voldemort? Drabble, during DH. T for language.

"1 2 3 4/ready to play?/what's the day?/it's not your day, my darling/it's not your day today". Hermione-centric free-verse during DH.

She stands on the decking at the front of the Cottage and looks out over the horizon: the churning sea and dull sky meld completely, and for the first time Fleur accepts that the future is bleak. Drabbly thing set during DH.

"The manner of giving is worth more than the gift." - Pierre Corneille. L/J three-shot