the handful of HP recs
Mar. 11th, 2003 10:30 amHarry Potter
All Souls Day by phineas
Gorgeous, breath-stealing Remus/Sirius fic, evocative, tight - every word just fits and builds on the one that came before. Just. Beautiful.
Knowledge Is Its Own Reward by rabbit and v-Jinx-v
Dumbledore and Snape discuss a student. Snape learns being right all the time is dangerous. Absolutely hilarious.
The Lodger by Mad Martha
Hmm... I'm not sure I buy one of the central conceits of this story, about Harry's disappointment in love, to be vague, but it's a plausible post-war fic that really hits with a believable portrait of what the war did to the survivors, of whom Harry may be one of the most damaged. Considering I'm not a Harry/Draco fan, I found this surprisingly poignant and sweet in its delineation of their burgeoning romance.
Lustre by Calico and julad
Draco gets a pet and a ring. And more. I'm not a Harry/Draco shipper, not by a long shot, but this story worked for me, with a Draco both brattish and desperate to escape the life his father's laid out for him. And Pomegranate is a wonderful plot device.
All Souls Day by phineas
Gorgeous, breath-stealing Remus/Sirius fic, evocative, tight - every word just fits and builds on the one that came before. Just. Beautiful.
Knowledge Is Its Own Reward by rabbit and v-Jinx-v
Dumbledore and Snape discuss a student. Snape learns being right all the time is dangerous. Absolutely hilarious.
The Lodger by Mad Martha
Hmm... I'm not sure I buy one of the central conceits of this story, about Harry's disappointment in love, to be vague, but it's a plausible post-war fic that really hits with a believable portrait of what the war did to the survivors, of whom Harry may be one of the most damaged. Considering I'm not a Harry/Draco fan, I found this surprisingly poignant and sweet in its delineation of their burgeoning romance.
Lustre by Calico and julad
Draco gets a pet and a ring. And more. I'm not a Harry/Draco shipper, not by a long shot, but this story worked for me, with a Draco both brattish and desperate to escape the life his father's laid out for him. And Pomegranate is a wonderful plot device.