When Voldemort tries to kill Harry as an infant, the curse... it messes up. Harry and Voldemort end up with a soulbond that doesn't complete itself before fourth year. Tom, experiencing human emotions for the first time ages, struggles to understand. Things don't start going easier when he realizes his attachment to his bonded goes above and beyond. DtD from Tom's POV.

James loves his child to the ends of the Earth and will do anything to protect him. Harry loses his humanity and walks the Earth with the inability to stay dead. This is an excellent thing when it comes to his eventual defeat of Voldemort. The only problem is, Harry learns things certain people would rather not he knew. And now he must take a choice.

And one day, she would crouch and trail her fingers through the ashes and dust that was her Family, because she was Death and Death was *there*... oneshot

When Voldemort tries to kill Harry as an infant, the curse... it messes up. Harry and Voldemort end up with a soulbond that doesn't complete itself before fourth year. Mix this in with past lives, potion Masters being a pain, the Ministry not Understanding Anything and a budding romance between Harry and Voldemort... well, Harry's fifth year will certainly be interesting.

When Draco finds a time turner that will take him back to his younger body, he promises to himself that he'll be able to fix things. And who can help him more than Harry Potter, the Boy Who Lived himself? Time-travel, Slytherin!Harry, Gray!Harry, will be continued upon interest. Canon? Never heard of her.

There's very little time left for Harry to find a date to the Yule Ball, and he maybe, perhaps, definitely, SOMEHOW manage to ask Draco Malfoy. Guess what he answers. Crack, I think? Crack at the beginning? One shot, DMHP

Harry knows, oh yes, he knows the painful truth about the Patronus charm and what form it can take if certain feelings are strong enough. One-shot, HPDM.