FIC: Flight (Harry Potter, Harry/Neville, PG-13)
Last post of the day, promise!
Reversathon reveals are up! Okay, they went up on Friday and I'm just a little bit behind. It turns out that pitry and I wrote for one another, so first of all may I point you to the fabulous (and fabulously long!) Holding the Fort that was written for me, all about Neville and the DA during their final year at Hogwarts.
And then, the story what I wrote:
Flight (5535 words) by
cjmarlowe
Harry Potter. Neville/Harry. PG-13.
Neville knew, once the Ministry announced the waiving of all academic requirements to enter Auror training, that they were still needed to fight the fight. But nobody was ready yet in the first few weeks following the fall of Voldemort. They all needed to find themselves again, Neville as much as anyone, so when Harry decided to invite him along on an impromptu escape he thought it might be exactly what he was looking for.
Thank you to the
reversathon mods for resurrecting one of my favourite exchanges ever!
This entry was originally posted at http://cj.dreamwidth.org/15502.html.
Reversathon reveals are up! Okay, they went up on Friday and I'm just a little bit behind. It turns out that pitry and I wrote for one another, so first of all may I point you to the fabulous (and fabulously long!) Holding the Fort that was written for me, all about Neville and the DA during their final year at Hogwarts.
And then, the story what I wrote:
Flight (5535 words) by
cjmarlowe
Harry Potter. Neville/Harry. PG-13.
Neville knew, once the Ministry announced the waiving of all academic requirements to enter Auror training, that they were still needed to fight the fight. But nobody was ready yet in the first few weeks following the fall of Voldemort. They all needed to find themselves again, Neville as much as anyone, so when Harry decided to invite him along on an impromptu escape he thought it might be exactly what he was looking for.
Thank you to the
reversathon mods for resurrecting one of my favourite exchanges ever!
This entry was originally posted at http://cj.dreamwidth.org/15502.html.