I have a handful of stories in the Potterverse, although I'm not as active in it as I used to be. They're at a bunch of different fic archives, but not all the stories are at all the archives. (In fact, except where noted, most of them can only be found at Fanfiction.net.) So I'll post links here to my own profiles at the various sites, and then below that I'll list the stories and tell you a little about them.
My assorted profiles can be found here:
Right then, about the stories. I'm including their length, status (finished or unfinished) and the year in which they were written. The reason for this is because many of my "one-shots" -- intended to be only one chapter long -- get a lot of reviews asking when I'm going to update them, and the answer is never, because they're finished. I'm including the year of their publication because some of them include outdated information; for instance, one story has Ron calling his sister Ginny "Virginia," but we now know her real name is "Ginevra." By including the date, I'm pointing out the fact that the story was written before that fact was made public. Anyway, hope you find something here you'd like to read.
Ron's Soliloquy -- the only story you can find in all four of my profiles, this is the one for which I'm best known in the fandom. What happened the night of the Yule Ball in GoF? Fred and George invade Ron's dreams and force him to look at all the evidence from books 2, 3 and 4 which point to his true feelings for Hermione. (One chapter, finished, written 2002.)
Riddled With Hatred -- my one and only dark story, found at the Sugar Quill and FFN. It's still incomplete, I'm sorry to say, and I haven't touched it in well over a year; hopefully I'll get back to it sometime, as I really do like it. The story of Tom Marvolo Riddle, beginning with the first summer after his mother finishes at Hogwarts. (Seven chapters, unfinished, last updated 2003.)
Firenze's Choice -- found only at the Sugar Quill, written for one of their short story contests, the Forbidden Forest Exploration Mission 2003. Firenze the centaur makes the painful decision to leave his herd and teach at Hogwarts. (One chapter, finished, written 2003.)
An Elaborate Charade -- found at FFN, SQ, and Fiction Alley, just a bit of Ron and Hermione Christmas fluff. When Ron and Hermione overhear a plot to get them together, they decide to take matters into their own hands by pretending to fall madly in love. Do the words "self-fulfilling prophecy" mean anything to you? (One chapter, finished, written 2002.)
Quill You Marry Me? -- my first story submitted to SQ, found there and at FFN, this was written for the First Annual Sugar Quill Fan Fiction Tournament. It was given the award for Best Use of a Pun in the Romance category, whee! Ron looks for a creative way to pop the question to Hermione. Quidditch, candy, and bad puns create a memorable proposal. (One chapter, finished, written 2002.)
Locked Within Herself -- not one of my best pieces, I admit, but it's not a bad story. Hermione's under a curse that prevents her from moving or speaking. Only one person has the power to free her, but can he find the courage to admit the truth to himself? (Four chapters, finished, written 2001.)
Could I Haff a Vord? -- this was just silly of me. It's the sort-of sequel to "Ron's Soliloquy," only not really. What happened when Hermione and Viktor spoke privately at the end of book 4? This "Clue"-inspired story offers three possible scenarios. R/H romantic leanings. (One chapter, finished, written 2001.)
Harry Potter and the Florinese Dream -- one of my favorite pieces, this is a crossover between HP and The Princess Bride. Hermione falls asleep while the trio watches that movie, and the dream she has frankly defies description. (Five chapters, finished, written 2000-2001.)
Brainy and the Beast -- my other crossover, with Disney's Beauty and the Beast, has more reviews than any other story I've posted online. The animated fairy tale gets retold Potter-style, including a screwball musical number featuring Fred and George. (Seven chapters, finished, written 2001-2002.)
Getting to Know Your Inner Harry -- alternately titled "Don't Let Me Write Stories On a Sugar High." Familiar with the concept of an "inner child"? This short farce offers tips on getting in touch with your inner Harry. Full of goofiness and psychological mumbo-jumbo. (One chapter, finished, written 2002.)
Harry Potter in the Realm of Dungeons and Dragons -- an absolutely pointless and silly bit of fluff which combines HP with a cartoon called Dungeons and Dragons. I fondly recall this cheesy 'toon from my childhood in the 1980's and, like any good Saturday morning animation fest, it even includes a commercial break. (One chapter, finished, written 2000.)
Return to the main Harry page.