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Here be adult themes: that might be sex, but it also might be violence or politics or blatant misuse of popular culture. Early works may induce insulin shock ( Read more... )

Currency

By Blythe & Circe


PART ONE ~ PART TWO ~ PART THREE ~ PART FOUR

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Currency

By Blythe & Circe


PART ONE ~ PART TWO ~ PART THREE ~ PART FOUR

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Currency

By Blythe & Circe


PART ONE ~ PART TWO ~ PART THREE~ PART FOUR

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( Thom sings in the bathtub. Ed says he's off-key )

By Nature Desire To Know

The mathematician's patterns, like the painter's or the poet's, must be beautiful;
the ideas, like the colours or the words, must fit together in an harmonious way.
Beauty is the first test, there is no place in the world for ugly mathematics.
- G. H. Hardy, mathematician.

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Corridors of Power

Being An Originally Intermittent Account
of the Political (Mis)Adventures
of the Viscount Northallerton, Lord Malfoy of Wimbledon;
and the Rt. Honourable Harry J. Potter,
Member of Parliament for North Southwark and Bermondsey (Liberal Democrat).

Epilogue, Part II

( Part II: In which Potter and Malfoy play the best of three. Malfoy wins. )

Corridors of Power

Being An Originally Intermittent Account
of the Political (Mis)Adventures
of the Viscount Northallerton, Lord Malfoy of Wimbledon;
and the Rt. Honourable Harry J. Potter,
Member of Parliament for North Southwark and Bermondsey (Liberal Democrat).

Epilogue, Part I

( Part I: In which Draco undertakes some accounting of his affairs. )

written for circe-tigana, who suggested we might like to kill off our favourites before JKR did so.

SCENE: A cafe in Mile End, London. Formica tables. Plastic chairs. Cigarette stains. A general air of menace. The full english.

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