Fan-fiction and reading HP (was not a silly question)

[Simon Biber]

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PoU has a sequel, called "the story that never ends" or something like that,
and a prequel called "A Sirius Affair". There are plenty of other good fics.
I'm enjoying Ebony's fic "Trouble in Paradise", about Ron and Hermione's
marriage going wrong, and written from the point of view of Angelina who is
Fred Weasley's wife :-)

I actually wouldn't put "The Letter" into the 'must read' category yet, at
least not after only one part. No offense meant to Jim, it's a great start,
and I'd love to read more.

I did the same as you, Rachel. I was a latecomer to HP, after the rest of my
family had all read them. I read all four books in the space of a week, in
November 2000.

Simon.

> Thanks, Simon! <g>
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> Aside from "Paradigm of Uncertainty" and "The Letter" are there any
> other fics that are a "must read"?  I read through all four books in
> about 6 days, and would really like to find something to fill the gap
> until the next book!  <g>
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> Rachel
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> --- In HPforGrownups at egroups.com, "Simon Biber" <simon at b...> wrote:
> >
> > www.fanfiction.net is an archive of stories written by fans of many
> > different works. There is a huge Harry Potter section, having over
> 14,000 fan fiction stories.
> >
> > Most HP fan fictions are set in the Harry Potter universe, and take
> most of their characters from the HP series. Jim Ferer's new
> story "The Letter" has an interesting slant by supposing that it is
> all true in our own universe.
> >
> > PoU is Paradigm of Uncertainty, a series by Lori which is seen as a
> > benchmark, a level of excellent writing which I think almost
> matches HP itself. It's set about ten years after our characters
> leave Hogwarts, and gives the story of Harry and Hermione as grown-
> ups.
> >
> > Simon.
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