Lily Potter takes a gamble, to remain forever twenty-one. / Drabble based on motherhood.

The day before his eleventh birthday, Harry Potter was captured from the suburbs of Surrey, England, and now, with the help of his "superhero" friends, he has to find the nerve to escape. And things tend to explode when Harry gets brave. / au. on hiatus.

"Bellatrix decided that, as she couldn't use magic, their father's wand was good enough to poke through her sister's eye. Not in. Through." / 20 things you never knew about Andromeda Tonks.

"She had been a Ravenclaw, did you know?" / Revenge is a funny thing.

He is Icarus; he will fly. / remustonks drabble.

Obsessive love is still love, after all. / Seven pairings. Seven endings. One type of love.

All three of them were insane, off their heads, mad. But Remus always said that all the best people are.

Bethany Granger almost wished that she could have a Jean, or an Emma, or a Lucy, rather than her Hermione. Almost.

The posters around the school fade slightly. They crinkle at the edges, curl up at the corners. Yellow with age and negligence. "Has anyone seen Regulus Black?" / freeverse.

In another life, perhaps they might've won. / A what-if story.

for you and I are past our dancing days. / drabble collection.

"Despite what he claims later, Sirius does not leave in a flash of fury and fireworks as his personality suggests." / Different snapshots from the life of Sirius Black.

Their relationship is one of Muggle cigarettes and obsession. / rodolphusbellatrix.

James was dead. / Drabble.

It's not real love; just a silly little pretend thing that people claim to be true. It isn't. Honest. / jamesnarcissa.

"Narcissa used to want to be a Muggle princess, like the ones in the fairytales Andy secretly read to her. Druella broke her tiara when she was six." / 20 things you never knew about Narcissa Malfoy.

Sometimes she cries, for those who die in her walls. / drabble.

Why Hogwarts parents' evenings were scrapped, why Minerva McGonagall was eternally grateful, and exactly why no one since has dared to asked her what the point of Transfiguration is.

When Patience Pettigrew received a finger - just that, a finger - in return for her son's life, she did not cry.

Did it make her less of a mother if she, in all her glory, lived? / freeverse.