[Companion piece to Liar Liar] Alexander Willoughby is not entirely human. Some would say he is entirely inhuman, but it is with an entirely human sense of curiosity that he sits down beside Aldon Rosier in their very first Magical Theory class.

For Sirius, there was never anyone other than James Potter. [Sirius Black/James Potter, written for tossedwaves for Mistletoe Exchange 2020].

Gilderoy Lockhart was a public figure—until he, under rather mysterious circumstances, lost his memories and was permanently locked up in St. Mungo's Hospital for Magical Maladies and Injuries. No further mention is made of him, and he fades into obscurity, and such is the fickle nature of fame. But does that make sense? Let's say, instead, that he doesn't. [For fencesit in HA2020]

[Written for Ahatmadeofcheese for FIAB2020] Dudley Dursley thought he was ready for anything. His daughter being a witch is just an unexpected diversion. Or: in which Dudley's magical daughter forces him to come to terms with some hard truths about his past.

It's OWL year, and Cho Chang has too many things on her mind. She needs top grades, and no Quidditch this year only means one less thing that can go on her Healer applications. On top of that, she has her traditional Chinese paper magic exams in the summer, and therefore absolutely no time for bullshit. Enter Cedric Diggory: seventh-year, Hufflepuff Prefect, and Triwizard Champion.

[Written for Yen in FIAB2020] There is a fundamental truth about the world, and it is that some people are blessed, while others are not. Severus Snape is quite decidedly not. Or: The radicalization of Severus Snape.

In his sixth year, Cedric Diggory, Captain of the Hufflepuff Quidditch Team, is flying high. They're on track to win the Quidditch Cup, a narrow Gryffindor win already under their belt, and there's only Ravenclaw and Slytherin left. Too bad that Ravenclaw has Cho Chang. [Trick or Treat 2020, for beelzebubble tea]

Katie Bell has only ever wanted one thing—to play Quidditch for England. And old war injuries aren't going to stop her. Written for Everywoman 2020.

Sirius Black spends twelve years in Azkaban. Twelve long, empty years brewing over his losses, surrounded by Dementors that remind him at every waking moment of everything and everyone that he has lost. And yet, over twelve long years, in a place where most go mad within months, he doesn't. Let's say, instead, that he spends those twelve years somewhere else. [Sirius/Lily]

[Sequel to Liar Liar and From America With Love] Revolutions don't begin with spellfire and flying Molotov Potions. Revolutions begin with people. This revolution begins with a pureblood boy standing trial for a ruse he and his halfblood cousin have perpetrated, and a halfblood bastard with a gift for uncovering secrets.