*ahem* HP FIC POST

[lizbee]

Well, I've written this fic, see, and although I do say so myself, I rather think it's the snail's ankles quite readable.  This is the fic I mentioned in a locked post a couple of weeks back, wondering where you draw the line between gen and het and so forth.  It's also the most ambitious HP fic I've written in a while, particulary in terms of structure.  And it's longish, at 20 pages/7,500 words.  Well, long for me; my average is 6 pages tops.

So yes, the snail's ankles quite readable.  Regrettably light in Snapely matters, but otherwise tolerable.

Title: Maps to the Stars' Homes
Summary: Following the war, Harry buys a plane ticket and leaves, but the memories keep following him.
Rated: PG-13, if you care about such things.
Notes: Apparently I can still write HP fic. Who knew?
Warnings: Non-linear narrative structure. "You'll have to excuse me, I was having a flashback." Uses the 'ships established in HBP.  Shamelessly self-indulgent.


SNAILS' ANKLES!  Click here.

Comments

[sangerin.livejournal.com]

Harry thought she might cry, or possibly fall to her knees in front of the shelves and kiss the spines of every book.

Oh, I sympathise! (Btw - did Melina pass on the thing about "radical militant librarians"?)

He lasted a week before losing patience with the narrow streets and expensive coffee,

Speaking of sympathising!!!


I *love* the whole fic. melwil said you had a good one coming. She was right.

[lizbee.livejournal.com]

(Btw - did Melina pass on the thing about "radical militant librarians"?)

NO! Share?

He lasted a week before losing patience with the narrow streets and expensive coffee,

Speaking of sympathising!!!

*snort* I was pretty young when I lived in Sydney -- although I will recall that I was one of two white children in my class, and everyone else was Vietnamese or Lebanese, and we never thought that was strange or unpleasant -- but I will always remember my mother complaining about the narrow streets.

I *love* the whole fic. [info]melwil said you had a good one coming. She was right.

Oh, thank you! I can see I'm going to have to increase Melina's pay. Much obliged for the feedback.

[sangerin.livejournal.com]

There's a New York Times article that the Volokh Conspiracy linked to over the weekend, in which the FBI complains about how "radical militant librarians" are thwarting their efforts to implement the Patriot Act and catch terrorists.

And just the idea of radical militant librarians made me fall over laughing, but I also decided that you need iconage containing that phrase. *g*

[lizbee.livejournal.com]

Icons. T-shirts. Badges.

I suppose it makes up for not being qualified to be a radical militant lesbian.