Fanfic set in books
Ebony
ebonyink at hotmail.com
Sun Dec 31 05:05:43 UTC 2000
No: HPFGUIDX 8174
--- In HPforGrownups at egroups.com, Kathleen Kelly MacMillan
<kathleen at c...> wrote:
> I have noticed a small but growing number of fanfics that take
place during the times of the books and show what might have been
happening "offstage". Is there a term for these kind of fics?
I've seen them called "alternate --- year" fics, Kathy. I don't know
if there's a term for them.
> As an R/H shipper (but mostly as someone who just likes both Ron
and Hermione better than Harry), I really enjoy these, because they
often feature Ron and/or Hermione, and because I also like to
speculate about what's going on offstage. When I started writing
this, I was all ready to reel off a list of some that I had read, but
of course now I am blanking! I guess "The Other Kiss" counts, even
though it's technically right after GoF, and the only other
> one that comes to mind right away is "Masquerade", which despite
being H/H is very good.
Both of those stories are on my ff.net favorites page... even with my
ship preference and being unsympathetic to Ron, I really think B
Bennett's "The Other Kiss" is very plausible and good. Masquerade is
also on the page.
Check out "Fallen Grace"... she's young but a good writer. She's
also R/H. So is Zsenya... she's a member of this list. During this
vacation I've read and reviewed all of her fics. I love what she's
done with Ron. The fic occurs during the summer after GoF when Ron
goes to visit Hermione. Mature, interesting writing... cute
storyline... that should keep you busy for a while.
Among the newest adolescent and teen writers at ff.net, I think that
the better ones are R/H... the majority H/H during canon fics I've
read are for the most part pretty badly written. (Speaking of which,
Kathy, I was surprised to find that you're strongly R/H... I'll
always be grateful to you for posting about "Yours and Yours and
Yours" by wotan to the PoU list.)
--Ebony
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