Fred is dead and George is depressed. Fred is determined to stop his brother from joining him in the Afterlife, so he sent a letter from the dead, striking up a chain of letters from Fred to George to Ginny to Molly to Harry and everyone else.

Sequel to Bury Me in Satin. Cousins James and Fred II sit by the river like Fred and George. Conversations arise that are errily simiar.

Fred's having some issues with moving on.

She lost child.

The twins talk of death and how they want to die.

My brother was an unusual sort of person, but I guess that was just the way he was.

J.K. Rowling gets a visit from two men who are unhappy with the last few chapters of the final book. Their meeting changes the fate of a certain Trio.

My brother forgets a lot of things. Simple stuff really. But important things too.

George says good-bye to Fred.

A poem for Snape

George thought Fred was gone. But he's not. Not really.