Elizabeth Culmer

"Chamber of Secrets" according to Ginny. Nobody noticed anything wrong for an entire year; how did she slip so far from her family and friends? Angst and betrayal, but also mysteries, jokes, an enchanted suit of armor, and a guaranteed happy ending. WIP

Beware, you who fight evil, lest you fall into darkness. Beware, you who invite the abyss into your heart. Ginny. Lucius. Harry. Guard your soul. (Warning: graphic torture)

Two girls stumble into the dormitory, hand in hand, and collapse onto a bed in fits of laughter. Hr/G, light and fluffy.

Everyone said they were the least romantic couple in the world. A love story. H/Hr.

What if the newly-disembodied Voldemort had noticed his link to Harry? A dark AU.

Sequel to "Five Years Is an Awful Lot of Later," in which Ginny and Harry go on their date to Hogsmeade. Ginny frets, much to the amusement of her friends. Semi-fluffy, mild teenage angst, and a happy ending. Begun before OotP; consider it an AU with no Umbridge.

The Friday that Hermione came home through the Floo connection feeling not just tired and put upon, but truly, utterly frazzled, Ginny pounced on her. "You look like someone transfigured you into piano wire and went twang," she said. "We're going clubbing." Then things got weird. Post-war, slash, femslash, het, threesomes, light bondage, alcohol. Consider yourself warned.

After his seventh year at that place, Petunia has a final meeting with her nephew.

One night in the unspecified future, Ron spots Harry and Hermione sneaking out of Gryffindor Tower. Curious, he follows, until someone hexes him from behind and takes him to an unused classroom....

In the summer after OotP, Hermione reflects on her childhood, her friendship with Harry and Ron, and her role in the coming war. Philosophical.

What happens when the fighting ends? How do you pick up the loose threads of your life and weave them back together? A post-war scenario.

Some days it seems as though everyone in the wizarding world is obsessed by the fact that she has two X chromosomes. It drives Hermione mad.

When Ginny was seven, her mother finally got around to explaining exactly who this You-Know-Who person was.

Sir Ron and the Green Knight: a faux Arthurian epic as told by the Lady Hermione le Fay. Danger! Seduction! Men hacking at each other with overly sharp pointy objects! A short dissertation on the idiocies of the feudal system! And true love! (Well, maybe not the last one...)

How much equality is possible in a relationship? How far can reciprocity go, particularly between people in different worlds? Bill Weasley and a Muggle during the second war. Slash.

There are things Petunia doesn't think of.

Post-OoP, Ginny reflects on Tom, Harry, desire, fear, and the nature of truth. At what point do illusion and reality meet? Downbeat and philosophical.

In autumn of her fourth year, Ginny's friend pushes her to ask Harry on a date to Hogsmeade. Semi-fluffy, mild teenage angst, and romantic if you squint at it in the right light. (Written pre-OotP; consider it an AU with no Umbridge.)