More Wreckage (I mean, Recc-age)

[kerravonsen]

Another batch of recs from the sshg_exchange. Is anyone interested in these, or should I stop posting them?

In Times of Desperation (13K)
Slytherins weren't stubborn. Being mulish and thick-headed was so distinctly Gryffindor that no self-respecting Slytherin would ever claim it. No, Slytherins were proud; and in many ways that was much worse.
Economic depression.

The Lost Chamber (190K)
When Rose and Hugo Weasley are involved in a prank that sends Scorpius Malfoy to the Hospital Wing, Hermione is summoned to Hogwarts. What she finds there calls for investigation.
An intriguing mystery.

An Unlikely Prince (56K)
If I'm Snow White, does that make you Prince Charming?
A twist on a fairy tale.

Awake (16K)
Hermione runs from her life only to discover the implications of being found.
Not just hurt/comfort.

A Matter of Decorum (100K)
Hermione casts a hair charm. Lucius Malfoy makes a bet with Snape. But is Severus playing the role of Professor Higgins or of Mephistopheles? SS/HG, Post-DH, EWE.
Culture clash.

Once Upon a Time (53K)
A worried Headmistress McGonagall begs Hermione to return to Hogwarts to investigate several disappearances: something is calling the older Muggleborn witches into the Forest; all but one have returned apparently unharmed. Hermione, now Care of Magical Creatures Professor at Durmstrang, has no wish to return even in memory, let alone in person, to the scene of the Final Battle, but she feels she must.
Creepy and evocative.

Rinse and Repeat (46K)
Severus gets a second chance at life and love.
A rather interesting AU.

There, Where I Can Never Find You (168K)
You disappear into a moon lit night, and I imagine I might have seen you go if only I'd been paying attention.
This one is a MUST READ.

Comments

[watervole]

I read some of them when I have free time and the neck is behaving. Too busy with morris stuff today, though.

[feliciakw.livejournal.com]

I'm not a really good one to ask if you should keep doing these, because I don't read HP fic. However, they don't really take up much space on my f-page, so if you do decide to keep doing them, it's no big deal on my part.

Oh, and for the poll you posted yesterday, I don't have DW, so I was not able to take your poll (it wouldn't let me). Which means I obviously don't crosspost to DW. Do what you gotta to make life easier. :-)

[miamadwyn.livejournal.com]

I just read a Matter of Decorum this morning and loved it!

[kerravonsen]

I love culture-clash stories.

I'd love to know what you think of "There, Where I Can Never Find You" when you read it, too.

[pinkdormouse.livejournal.com]

I'm still interested, and may find time to read more of them soon.