He hated the boy, Harry Potter, for the same reason the boy's father had hated himself. He existed.

Being an orphan closely touched by death, Harry often wished for the dead to come back. In the summer after his fifth year at Hogwarts, lost in his grief, he must decide whether he should keep wishing or give up on his senseless dreams.

When Sirius ran away from home, it was ten years in the making. But no, it wasn't because of abuse or something equally dramatic. Really, it was just another holiday.

*abandoned* What if the abuse Harry suffered at the Dursley's went beyond emotional? What if Professor Lupin never stopped Harry from facing the boggart that day in class? And what if his deepest fear was not a dementor?

A series of one-shots about drunken conversations and revelations between Harry, Ron, Hermione, George, and more in the Hog's Head. Because there are some conversations we never got to see.

If Snape hadn't transferred his grudges onto a student, and Harry hadn't hated his professor as a result, they wouldn't have been friends or allies, but perhaps there would have been a grudging respect between them. A.U., covers all seven years

It isn't until the next day that Snape realizes Dumbledore sent his students into the Forbidden Forest when they both knew that dark forces were at work. Snape confronts Dumbledore about this idiocy and learns something surprising about Dumbledore's motivations. A Sorcerer's Stone missing/au scene.

What if Harry Potter faced the boggart that day in Professor Lupin's class? What if his deepest fear was not a dementor? Watch as a simple boggart rocks the foundation of Harry's world and the world of all those who know him. Warning: child abuse *abandoned*

After Harry's boggart appears as his Uncle Vernon, Professor Lupin takes him for a chat with Headmaster Dumbledore, and then everything changes. Complete.

Hermione's life has been a combination of racism, prejudice, and fighting the two. A series of short drabbles in honor of the casting of a black woman as Hermione in "Harry Potter and the Cursed Child." (black Hermione)

There were supposedly only four people there the night that Voldemort came to the Potter's house. By the time the night was over, two were dead, one was vanquished, and the other, a baby, remembered merely a green light and a laugh. So how, exactly, did everyone figure out what happened in Godric's Hollow? A series of drabbles on different answers to that question.

After their detention in the Forbidden Forest, Malfoy asks Harry to explain what happened. Malfoy learns that Voldemort could have killed him in the Forest that night, and suddenly the future isn't what it was going to be. A first year AU scene.

Before Harry, Ron, and Hermione leave for their Horcrux hunt, Harry realizes that Ginny might find the Marauder's Map helpful while she's at Hogwarts. [complete] [missing, short, AU scene]

In another world, Sirius switches with Remus Lupin. As the Secret Keeper, Remus would never intentionally betray Lily and James. But the Death Eaters were adept at interrogation, and no one expected what they would do. [AU] [complete]

Emma and Spinner are married for three months before her eating disorder comes up. Even after all this time, she's not sure how to articulate it. (How do you forget how to eat? How do you remember?)

Harry comes across Hermione crying in an abandoned classroom after the Yule Ball. A few moments of comfort and suddenly nothing is like it's supposed to be. 'It's not love, what's happening between them, and that's okay.' Harry/Hermione, only not really

'The Elder Wand' Chapter Thirty-Two of the Deathly Hallows from Snape's perspective. Snape's last conversation with Voldemort in the Shrieking Shack.

There were other people the wizarding world could have chosen as their savior after Voldemort was supposedly vanquished at Godric's Hollow. A series of drabbles.

People often become who others expect them to be. When Harry was sorted into Slytherin, he realized he was alone, friendless, and apparently meant to be evil.

After being tortured into insanity, Alice Longbottom drifts through time, experiencing small blips of sanity when her son, Neville, comes to visit. This is her story.