Any other fanfics?

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--- In HPFGU-OTChatter, "hphgrwlca" wrote:
> Hey all.  Christine here.
> 
> I know I asked this before, but I only got one response, so here
> goes again:
> 
> What are some good fanfics?
> 
> I've read Draco Dormiens series, Paradigm of Uncertainty, Fall of 
> Childhood, Psychic Serpent, We'll Always Have Paris.
> 
> I'd really appreciate any feedback on this!
> 
> Thanks, 
> 
> 
> Christine

I'll start by echoing Tammy's recommendation of the Darkness and 
Light trilogy by R.J. Anderson - I am not much of a Snape-fan myself, 
but that story is simply so well-written that it doesn't matter 
whether or not I like Snape much in general.  

These are some other stories you might like:

After the End, by Arabella and Zsenya is probably the flagship R/Hr - 
Ha/G fanfic out there; it can be found at 
http://www.sugarquill.net/read.php?storyid=619&chapno=1  The story is 
not yet completed.

Irina's  Mórrígna-trilogy, which is a Ginny-centric fanfic, with also 
significant screentime to Harry and Draco, with lots of tie-ins to 
Celtic tradition.  Can be found at 
http://www.schnoogle.com/authorLinks/Irina/ - the trilogy is not yet 
complete.

Thing1's stories are primarily centred on Remus and Sirius (but 
featuring Harry's generation as well, in some stories), and should be 
read in this order, as far as I know:
This Was Falling
On Flying
Veritas
The Casting Stone
Of Secret Passages and Pixies (*)
Letters (*)
Waterloo (*)
Let's Just Keep Our Fingers Crossed (**)
The Goblin Market
(*):  Trilogy about the children of Remus' and Sirius' respective 
marriages - are really a sort of intermission in the main timeline.

Snips and Snails and Puppy Dog Tails
Starlight
The Soupmaker's Apprentice
Danse Macabre
The above four are all stand-alone stories, but set in the same 
version of Potter-verse as the above continuity - you're probably 
best off reading them only after having read The Casting Stone

Thing1's stories can be found at http://www.sugarquill.net/index.php?
action=profile&id=25  The Goblin Market is still unfinished; it has a 
great development of the goblin-side of magical society.

Best regards
Christian Stubø