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Harry is in a magical coma for ten years after defeating Voldemort, and when he wakes up, gee, who's that really pretty high-level nurse who happens to look a lot like Fleur Delacour?

A series of "Professors' Notes" concerning Harry and life in and around Hogwarts

This is the the story of a small veela girl who was once bitten, twice shy. She's not as clever as she should be, and not nearly half as clever as she thinks she is at first--but she learns better eventually. She's Gabrielle Delacour, and she has her eye on someone--who has his eyes on her.

It's several years after Harry's defeat of the Dark Lord in his seventh year of Hogwarts, and Gabrielle Delacour is sick of the harassment she gets for being part veela. Attempting to escape the trouble, she travels to America to start life over again as a muggle. Can she do it? Or is she just sort of permenantly screwed?

Ah, the famous adventures of James, Sirius, Remus, and Peter! Written just because I'd always wondered about that myself, and this answer--which I'm pretty sure I came up with on my own--amused me. Features Randy!James, NotAnIdiot!Peter, Studious!Sirius, and and a NotAMarySue!Original Character.

Yet another of those stories I wrote to explain the odd names in Harry Potter... Draco.

Harry is in France for the Triwizard Tournement his seventh year. (Yes, he is the Hogwarts champion... geeze, did some of you doubt it?) The French version of Barty Crouch says something Harry knows has some hidden depth, and Harry goes on the warpath to try to find out what it is. But who can he ask?

Part 2 of my series explaining the spells used in HP books. (Part one was the Fidelius Charm.) Talks about the theory behind the Mirror of Erised, a bit about what was involved in putting the stone in it (not much), points out a few plot holes, and talks about the character of Mr. Potter.

That scene from GoF where Karkaroff encounters Harry at the doors to the Great Hall. Mention of Slash.

This is the second in a series of stories attempting to explain some rather obvious names in the Harry Potter series. The first is Remus Lupin; this one is Sirius Black.

New pasts on old characters, weird pasts on new characters, a mysterious Ministry secret... and, of course, Quidditch, and a big black dog.

A bit of Professor Flitwick's lecture to his Seventh Year Ravenclaw class on Fidelius Charms. I love working out how magic works, and though it's not easy in this case, it's still fun; this is just a bit of magical theory.

Part of a series of works attempting to explain the really really obvious names of some characters; this one deals with Remus Lupin.