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[sor_bet]

Probably not Snape's grandda, but might still be a good reference for British mill towns in the mid-to-late 20th century. Since after DH comes out, we probably won't be writing about British mill towns in the early 21st century. *worries*

(And for when the page goes away: "The Invisible Wall", by Harry Bernstein.)

Comments

[innerslytherin]

OF COURSE WE WILL! BITE YOUR TONGUE! I INTEND TO PLANT MY HEAD FIRMLY IN THE SAND AND WRITE ABOUT SNAPE THE MILL-TOWN BOY. LALALALALALALA I CAN'T HEAR YOU!

[sor_bet]

Yes, Snape, the mill-town boy, but what about Snape, the former-mill-town man??? *joins innerslytherin in plugging ears and going lalalalalala*