A question and some recs...
So, what do you think about articles in the mainstream press like this one from Lumos? Should people just be canny enough to keep their mouths shut or is fannish expression nothing to be ashamed of?
Gen:
'Mors Mortis' by Kindkit - in the aftermath of winning, Voldemort makes a significant decision that will cause his regime to crumble. Gen.
Snape/Harry:
'Thyself a Memory' by Nimori - in this bleak story, the punishment for convicted Deatheaters is to have their memory utterly removed, but can one particular convict find a way back? Snape/Adult!Harry.
'A Hiding to Nothing' by Meri - since Azkaban is short on Dementors, the remaining Death Eaters are punished by becoming indentured servants; the Wizengamot refuses to accept any evidence exonerating Snape for the murder of Dumbledore and makes an order that he become Harry Potter's servant for life. Snape/Adult!Harry.
'The Company You Keep' by Ravenna C Tan - Snape is a recluse, haunted by the memories of the things he was forced to do in the service of Voldemort, but the past won't stay buried. Snape/Adult!Harry
'What Dire Offence' by Miriam Heddy - when he comes back to Hogwarts as a teacher, Harry Potter finds that all sorts of things aren't quite as he'd expected they would be. Snape/Adult!Harry
Snape/Other:
'Like A Tea-Tray in the Sky' by Rinsbane - Snape has an unusual hobby, one which he turns to when things get a little too much, in this captivating story. The author labels it as 'Snape/anon, Snape/Regulus Black implied', but also describes it as 'mostly gen'. ;)
More recs, mostly from the reversathon, on my own recs journal: recs-by-grac.
Gen:
'Mors Mortis' by Kindkit - in the aftermath of winning, Voldemort makes a significant decision that will cause his regime to crumble. Gen.
Snape/Harry:
'Thyself a Memory' by Nimori - in this bleak story, the punishment for convicted Deatheaters is to have their memory utterly removed, but can one particular convict find a way back? Snape/Adult!Harry.
'A Hiding to Nothing' by Meri - since Azkaban is short on Dementors, the remaining Death Eaters are punished by becoming indentured servants; the Wizengamot refuses to accept any evidence exonerating Snape for the murder of Dumbledore and makes an order that he become Harry Potter's servant for life. Snape/Adult!Harry.
'The Company You Keep' by Ravenna C Tan - Snape is a recluse, haunted by the memories of the things he was forced to do in the service of Voldemort, but the past won't stay buried. Snape/Adult!Harry
'What Dire Offence' by Miriam Heddy - when he comes back to Hogwarts as a teacher, Harry Potter finds that all sorts of things aren't quite as he'd expected they would be. Snape/Adult!Harry
Snape/Other:
'Like A Tea-Tray in the Sky' by Rinsbane - Snape has an unusual hobby, one which he turns to when things get a little too much, in this captivating story. The author labels it as 'Snape/anon, Snape/Regulus Black implied', but also describes it as 'mostly gen'. ;)
More recs, mostly from the reversathon, on my own recs journal: recs-by-grac.