Of the many teenage-oriented fandoms of the 2000’s, the big ones towards the end were Twilight and Harry Potter. The authors condescend towards each other, the films compete at the box office (even main Twilight star Robert Pattinson thinks the books, author, and fans are ridiculous) and the fans hate each other. However, there is overlap in a ( Read more... )

Why are we focusing on Harry? He's not very interesting ( Read more... )

“Isn’t this a little advanced for our potions class?” the young wizard complained as he managed to heave his cauldron onto the wood table. The cauldron went down with a metallic thud, the only ambient sound in the poorly-lit dungeon.  The witch beside him was careful to keep the cauldron from knocking over the candle and the candle from setting ( Read more... )

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Character(s): Hermione Granger, Neville Longbottom, Minerva McGonagall
Genre(s): Romance, fluff, humor
Rating: G
Word Count: 3698
Summary: For Neville and Hermione, Valentine's Day at Hogsmeade is a new kind of experience.
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Title: Poison
Universe: Harry Potter
Genre: Friendship, humor
Ships: Neville/Hermione, possibly
Rated : G
Summary:Potions class is always the time Neville needs Hermione the most.
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Title: When a Lamb is not a Lamb
Universe: Harry Potter/Twilight
Genre: Suspense, action
Ships: Edward Cullen/Hermione (one-sided), Ron/Hermione, Neville/Hermione
Rated : R
Summary: Hermione Granger is confronted with a choice by a vampire, but either choice means death.

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Title: What day is it?
Universe: Harry Potter
Genre: Fluff, romance, humor
Ships: Neville/Hermione
Rated : G
Summary: Neville knows it's Harry's birthday, but Hermine reminds him of someone more important to her.
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One True Pairing Ship:  Neville/Hermione. It's been going on ever since I read Order of the Phoenix, and unlike my previous OTPs while reading it, I just can't displace it. It's cute, it's appropriate, and it suits both characters perfectly. It's so rare, though, that I've turned to writing the pairing myself simply to make up for lost numbers.

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Hermione Granger wished people were as easy to interpret as books. As she felt Augusta Longbottom’s hard gaze burn into her, she wished she had some sort of way to tell what the old witch was thinking. Her eyes reminded her of McGongall’s critical gaze that Neville had told Hermione she had shared, mixed with a bit of Moody’s sternness. Still, she ( Read more... )