"Beg me for it" by
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  byWilliam Shakespeare. 
December 2005.  I actually read it in a bilingual edition, changing language helped evade boredom. I only started liking it in the twenty or ten last pages ( the exam I had to read it for) when Offelia’s brother starts to call her “fair maiden” and everything gets poetic( and bloody) , This second time I listened to it ( Read more... )

"Fait Accompli" by
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"Droit Du Seigneur" by Amanuensis.

First read: 2005.

Second read:25-12-2007.

Notes: Harry and Draco's wedding night doesn't go as expected. Lucius claims his right to have his son's spouse for the night and things get ugly. This is obviously non-con, although not of the violent kind. Sequel here.

"The Fourth Year" by Calygryphy.

First read: 12-2005.

Second read: 2006.

Third read: 24-11-2007.

Notes: Snape lives as Harry Potter's prisoner (and more or less servant). An unexpected attack changes things. Or have things already been changing? After four years of being forced to live together by Snape's sentence to home-imprisonment after the war, ( Read more... )

"To one persuading a Lady to Marriage" by Katherine Phillips.

First Read: 2005.

Notes: Metaphisical poetry, which means is complicated and, in this case, pretty. The teacher, Gemma, thought that since the "narrator" thought the suitor should be in love with the lady it was because the author herself/narrator, a woman, was. I understood it as the ( Read more... )

"Invisible to see" by Pandarus. (story is down right now)

First read: 2005.

Second read: 03-12-2007.

Notes: Draco decides to run away from home after his father sacrifices his mother to Voldemort in a blood ritual. He's already marked but he doesn't care. He manages to get to Hogwarts where he is understandably distrusted but soon Veritaserum and ( Read more... )

"Welcome to the Real World" by IamtheLizardQueen.

First read: 2005.

Notes: This another of the old classics, the writing wasn't bad per se, but the grammar hurt too much for me to keep reading (Ah, the days when I could read through you're instead of your without flinching!)

Notes: ACK is an amazing writer, evocative, wistful and with a snack for characterization. In The Silver Kiss Zoe, a teenager who’s close to losing her mother to cancer, her father to his bereavement and her best friend to another city, meets Simon, a vampire who’s only alive to fix a mistake made long ago. Simon, surprisingly, is the only one who ( Read more... )

"Tithe" de Holly Black.

Fist Read: 2005.

Notes: Isvier has my copy, since it's worderful i will have to kill her. On the novel... well, it's the story of Kate, fifteen, her mom is a frustrated musician with a teenager-like life-style who drags her all over the place. But that kind of instability is the least of Kate's problems when a world full of ( Read more... )