A collection of drabbles with all the pairings you secretly and not-so-secretly love. Written primarily for the Shipping Shuffle Competition on HPFC. [Word Count: 26,321]

Lily's portrait was nailed to the wall in the foyer right next to her grandmother's, and they were two Lilys and two redheads and two Potters, but they were by no means the same. / Written for HPFC

Bertha Jorkins received her Hogwarts letter on the 27th of October. Her parents were overjoyed. (She didn't have the heart to tell them she didn't want to go.) /Written for HPFC

Dear Cissy, the letter began. Our sister Andromeda has been blasted from the family tree for inappropriate relations with a Mudblood. From this day forward, we are not to speak to her, or refer to her, or acknowledge her existence in any way whatsoever. /Written for challenges on HPFC

"It's your birthday?" Pansy Parkinson asked from across the table. Crabbe nodded glumly. "Fourteenth." /Written for challenges on HPFC

Someone might see her and wonder what Helga Hufflepuff, the legendary Founder of Hogwarts, was doing in the Forbidden Forest - or, more importantly, how the legendary Founder of Hogwarts was still alive. /Semi-Sequel to The Sorting Hat and Of Animagi And Men. For Tris.

"I take care of my family. I'll make you amazing, cousin. Even if it kills you." /The rise and fall of Evan Rosier. Written for challenges on HPFC

A collection of drabbles written out of fear, hatred, and confusion, on all the topics the author would prefer to avoid. Written primarily for the Fear Factor Competition on HPFC.

"So what are you going to do, mate?" asked Sirius. James shrugged. "I'm going to ask her to marry me." /Written for numerous challenges and competitions on HPFC.

"Patronuses aren't dark magic. And I think I prefer them to Unforgivables." And Cissy swept away into the library, leaving Bellatrix looking exasperated and maybe a little sad. /Written for several challenges and competitions on HPFC.

Standing before him, just where Fawkes used to be, was a beautiful woman clad in a dress the color of flames. /Sequel (of sorts) to The Sorting Hat. Written for numerous challenges and competitions on HPFC.

The first letter Sybill writes is just after her great-great-grandmother's funeral, and it is blurred and smudged from all the tears. /Written for several challenges and competitions on HPFC.

Two red-headed boys are rolling around on the floor, punching each other for all they're worth, and they're shouting at each other with absolutely identical voices. /Written for numerous challenges and competitions on HPFC

"The Wizard of Oz?" Professor Binns said. "The Wizard of Oz is historically correct. I'm him. The Wizard of Oz. That's me." /Written for numerous challenges and competitions on HPFC

Everyone is looking. And Neville doesn't really blame them. He'd have been looking, too, if he saw a boy with half his body stuck inside a barrier at the train station. /Written for numerous challenges and competitions on HPFC

Snapshots of characters' lives in 30-word bursts. /Written for the 30 Words or Less challenge on HPFC. [Word Count: 2,834]

Godric Gryffindor would just like to state, for the record, that he's a little uneasy with this plan. /Written for numerous challenges and competitions on HPFC

He wasn't sure how he'd managed it, but he was in a part of the castle he had never seen before. Which was weird. Because Crabbe had been going to this school for three years, and he should have known how to find Transfiguration. /Written for numerous challenges and competitions on HPFC

Your eyes look haunted, almost dead, even though you're not the one lying on the floor, and even later, even years later, they never go back to normal. /Written for the numerous competitions on HPFC

Even though he's the one being rejected, it's Lily's heart that's breaking. /Set in Lily's fifth year. Written for numerous challenges and competitions on HPFC