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  • Letters in the Summer After the Fall of Voldemort

    By James Bow • Updated: 19 Aug 2002 • Published: 19 Aug 2002 • 10,649 words • 0 followers • Humor/Drama • Harry P., Hermione G. • Rating: T • In Progress

    Hermione leads a Muggle Studies fieldtrip to the Rocky Mountains. Ron and eleven other students can use no magic for a month. What happens is told in letters between Harry, Ron and Hermione

  • The Butterfly Effect

    By James Bow • Updated: 10 Jun 2002 • Published: 26 Apr 2002 • 7 Chapters • 12,375 words • 0 followers • Adventure/Romance • Ron W., Hermione G. • Rating: K+ • In Progress

    Sequel to the Grandfather Paradox and FutureShock. Ron and Hermione's son, Wesley, is finally leaving. Why now?

  • Future Shock

    By James Bow • Updated: 27 Feb 2002 • Published: 6 Feb 2002 • 5 Chapters • 11,103 words • 0 followers • Humor/Drama • Ron W., Hermione G. • Rating: K+ • In Progress

    Sequel to The Grandfather Paradox. Ron and Hermione's son, Wesley, adapts to his new life at Hogwarts.

  • Man of Constant Sorrow

    By James Bow • Updated: 11 Dec 2001 • Published: 11 Dec 2001 • 1,131 words • 0 followers • Humor • Severus S. • Rating: K • In Progress

    (Songfic -- sort of) Everybody assumes that Snape is a dour man incapable of fun. Snape firmly believes students should never assume anything.

  • The Grandfather Paradox

    By James Bow • Updated: 10 Dec 2001 • Published: 16 Nov 2001 • 5 Chapters • 10,286 words • 0 followers • Mystery/Adventure • Ron W., Hermione G. • Rating: K+ • In Progress

    Ron and Hermione take to a new student at Hogwarts, but Harry is suspicious. Thanks to Beta Reading, this story has been largely corrected, but keep in mind that this tale was written before I got into the Harry Potter books. Enjoy!

  • Not a Good Pet Name

    By James Bow • Updated: 30 Nov 2001 • Published: 30 Nov 2001 • 732 words • 0 followers • Humor • Ron W., Hermione G. • Rating: K • In Progress

    Ron and Hermione may be dating, but even sweet nothings can be fighting words...