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Dec 15, 2005 05:26

[How To Function Without Hoping]
post-HBP. R. Sirius/Remus.
Sirius isn't a ghost or a portrait.

Available below for a short time, or on the web here. Much thanks to tigs and musesfool.

how to function without hoping )

fiction: callmesandy

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lostrocket December 15 2005, 08:02:06 UTC
At first I was a bit put off by how straightforward and rather deadpan everything was, but it fit the story so perfectly. You used words so sparingly that each sentence seemed tailored just for this story. This was a fascinating read.

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callmesandy December 15 2005, 12:58:48 UTC
Thank you so much! I do tend to get the 'deadpan' comment often in feedback, I'm glad you felt it fit. :)

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lostrocket December 15 2005, 14:54:18 UTC
It fit very well, the whole story drew me in and fascinated me. It's like I'm gushing but being very restrained about it, and this feels strange because I'm not usually restrained. I feel lost without my flailing.

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callmesandy December 15 2005, 19:13:05 UTC
Oh, no worries! if you think I was offended, I wasn't in the slightest. And I'm so very very glad you liked it, seriously.

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melandry December 15 2005, 09:24:02 UTC
I really enjoyed this. I don't read that many "Sirius back from the Veil" fics, but I think I like your vision of what's beyond the Veil best. And Sirius Black, Private Eye- will there be a spin-off series? Also, best use for Grimmauld Place ever.

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callmesandy December 15 2005, 13:00:27 UTC
I liked the idea of Grimmauld Place as the best l'il pub ever, I'm glad it amused. And thank you!

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veryshortlist December 15 2005, 09:38:35 UTC
Oh. I like this very much. Everyone seems in character, and all the people here are full of personality without being annoying. Alphard was an interesting way of showing that all evil people are hard-core about it like Voldemort.

And most especially, I loved Sirius here. He's obviously intelligent and focused on one goal, and rather grown up though he doesn't feel that way. Beautifully, simply written.

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callmesandy December 15 2005, 13:01:38 UTC
Thank you so much! Sirius getting the chance to grow up was so much fun to write, in a way, I'm so glad you liked it.

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wedowedo December 15 2005, 14:45:55 UTC
Ah. Very plain and wonderful. I loved it. It was fascinating and correct and wonderful.

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callmesandy December 15 2005, 19:14:01 UTC
Thank you so much! It was a long time writing, so hearing 'wonderful' is wicked awesome.

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earlwyn December 20 2005, 05:15:08 UTC
Superb. Perfect and superb.

I love your blunt style and the idea of the spheres. Very creative. I want to say more and babble on and on about how much I loved it, but it just doesn't seem fitting after reading that. Short and sweet and to the point seems better.

Poor Sirius, eating his sleeves. And Alphard is wonderful. I love that the you can really get to like him and then find out that he invented Crucio but still not hate him for it.

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callmesandy December 20 2005, 09:51:36 UTC
Awesome, thank you so much! I'm glad you liked Alphard, I have some fondness for the man. So glad you liked!

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