House Style for Gryffindors by femmequixotic and noeon
Title: House Style for Gryffindors
Author: femmequixotic and noeon
Rating: NC 17
Word Count: 11,500 Approx.
Summary: he Slytherins have always ruled the Sortilegus, a wizarding society magazine popular since the Middle Ages which lost most of its staff during the recent Unpleasantness (informally known as the Campaign against Noses). Pansy Parkinson has just been made the youngest witch ever to head the publication and has been charged with livening up the magazine and helping it move into post-war society whilst maintaining tradition. // Which is all fine by Draco until she brings Harry Potter on staff, an obvious attempt to force Draco into a nervous breakdown by requiring him to work cheek-by-jowl with his arch nemesis.
This story is so great. It's fun, it's entertaining, it's sexy as hell, it was wonderful characterisations, there's pining and UST, it's got it all.
It starts with Draco, who's working on a wizarding magazine Sortilegus, learns that Harry Potter is coming to work for it as well. He feels betrayed, you know how he gets in all things when Harry is concerned. At the end though he has to bear with Harry working there. Things, however, take a turn (for the better!) when a) He sees Harry doing a photoshot in full wizarding Polo regalia - sans shirt and b) Have to work closer with him in a Special Edition at Hogwarts, which include a Punk Ball of sorts.
And trust me, it's perfect, and sexy, and witty, and fun, and super. And I know I said sexy twice, but it is! :D
Author: femmequixotic and noeon
Rating: NC 17
Word Count: 11,500 Approx.
Summary: he Slytherins have always ruled the Sortilegus, a wizarding society magazine popular since the Middle Ages which lost most of its staff during the recent Unpleasantness (informally known as the Campaign against Noses). Pansy Parkinson has just been made the youngest witch ever to head the publication and has been charged with livening up the magazine and helping it move into post-war society whilst maintaining tradition. // Which is all fine by Draco until she brings Harry Potter on staff, an obvious attempt to force Draco into a nervous breakdown by requiring him to work cheek-by-jowl with his arch nemesis.
This story is so great. It's fun, it's entertaining, it's sexy as hell, it was wonderful characterisations, there's pining and UST, it's got it all.
It starts with Draco, who's working on a wizarding magazine Sortilegus, learns that Harry Potter is coming to work for it as well. He feels betrayed, you know how he gets in all things when Harry is concerned. At the end though he has to bear with Harry working there. Things, however, take a turn (for the better!) when a) He sees Harry doing a photoshot in full wizarding Polo regalia - sans shirt and b) Have to work closer with him in a Special Edition at Hogwarts, which include a Punk Ball of sorts.
And trust me, it's perfect, and sexy, and witty, and fun, and super. And I know I said sexy twice, but it is! :D