Five Fics and a Drabble

[gehayi]

Having just totted up all the fanfiction I wrote during the month of April, I can say that I surpassed my goal of 5,000 words for the April Fools Challenge--I wrote 16,566 words. I'm pretty pleased by this.

And here are my stories from queerditch_pub--and one for wormtail100.

Comments

[ani_bester]

These are all wonderful but the one that really caught me by surprise was the Riddle one. You are an expert at handeling the darker side of the Wizarding psychology. Also, it was nice to see a fresh take on Mr. Riddle, one that was more sympathetic and less steroetyped. I really felt sorry for him.

I also enjoy the freindship you have going between Peter and Regulus and I *LOVED* the jab at Dumbledore! It's so spot on! He talks about unity but then trashes the Slytherin house in front of HArry ever chance he gets 0.o
HEck if they wnated unity they should jsut dissolve the houses all together because sorting kids based onqualities they have at 10 or 11 really is stupid. It gives them no chance to grow!

. . . *L* Gyaaa I don't think I could ever let a kid of mine go to Hogwarts. Of course being a muggle it looks like I'd be doing well to know anything at all about that school (another point of irritation for me seeing has how parents being invovled in their kids eduction is important to me but it looks like a muggle would not get that chance)
And now I'm totally off topic but yes, Dumbledore is totally inconsistent.