Luna is always one for being the center of attention, usually unintentonally. And when Luna waltzes into Potions class one day with a live duck tucked under her arm, Professor Snape can't help but ask for thr reason why.

Gilderoy Lockhart is used to stealing people's life achievements. But one particular insant is one that truly haunts him, and he doesn't even have a face to associate it with.

In New Orleans, wizards, vampires, and all men of races magical and non can be found. And in 1893, a non-discriminating serial killer begins picking off men on the streets. A creature previously only known to the American Indians and none other.

A potion has been created that has the ability to strip a wizard of their powers, and Draco has a choice between the Potion and Azkaban.

When Nymphadora Tonks accompanied Arthur Weasley to a London pet shop as an Auror escort for an official Ministry investigation, she imagined them being in and out with very little fuss. She was very wrong.

Companion story to The Deer Woman: Corina Payton and her father are recruiters for the Bell Academy of Witchcraft and Wizardry. When they arrive at an Indian boarding school, they learn all about what can happen behind closed doors when no one looks.

When Korea was divided by a war, twin sisters—Yu Mi-cha and Eun-cha—were separated as well. Fifty years later, their granddaughters are brought together through being Muggle-born witches: Kim Hae-won from the South and Ryang Young-jae from the North.

Snape didn't die, he simply joined the Witness Relocation Program. A funny slogan for an avatar, but what if some crazed author somewhere decided to write the story behind it?

Albus, Rose, and Scorpius about to return Hogwarts when the Daily Prophet is splattered with headlines of Alarice Dugan, Maddox's mother, proclaiming the exhistance of the Arcane ScoRA and the Blood Pact she has made to prove his innocence.

Hermione Wilkins is an explorer with an over-active imagination. So when a woman show up on her doorstep claiming she is Hermione too, no one believes her.

I tried a few simple spells just for practice and it's all worked for me." My answer to an early plot hole that has always bugged me in this story.

Filius Flitwick explores his new office after being appointed the new Headmaster of Hogwarts. And while he is there, he is offered some much welcome advice from the portraits of previous Headmasters.

Lily and Hugo will be spending a month together while Uncle Ron and Aunt Hermione are on holiday. But in a small town with the older Potters away at Hogwarts, there is surprisingly little to do. At least until they stumble upon Lily's Laws for Living.

Beasts, Beings, and Everything in Between, by Bindi Unai, has long been a cornerstone piece in American wizarding education. Ms. Unai, a teacher herself for many years, displays a gift for reaching students, even those whom have never met her.

When Albus, Rose, and Scorpius are put on the train to Hogwarts, their parents have simple hopes for them: the normal, boring school years they never got to experience themselves. But sometimes, we ask too much of our children.

One Christmas, Luna Lovegood gets the brillant idea of spreading Christmas cheer to the people whom she considers to be the most miserable at Hogwarts. And, of course, Luna does not see any way this plan could go wrong.

After The Quibbler is banned from the school, a group of Ravenclaws answer by publishing their own secret newspaper, The Fourth Estate and they scatter copies all about the school. If any of them are caught, the worst wrath possible will fall on them.

A mysterious school halfway around the world has the wizarding authorities jumping. The school can contact you, but you can't contact them, the invited students all have some kind of record, and everyone takes their right to silence very seriously.

Neville, along with the company of three members of Hufflepuff, make their way through the school corridors in the dead of night so they can have an important document sent to the Order. But they are caught and taken directly to Professor Snape.

After the birth of her third child, Fleur Weasley takes a look at her life and contemplate how she got here. Surely she never set oput to be a mother of such a large family at such a young age. How did this happen, and is she even fit to serve this role?