Flourish

Tonks has built her own life from the ground up, without one face to call her own or the safety net of an extended family to rely on. Curiosity, however, has always been her besetting sin, and when she tries to seek out answers about the relatives her mother has been estranged from for years, she finds rather more than she expected. Tonks/Snape.

Living in the house on Grimmauld Place, Nymphadora Tonks begins to lose herself in the face of her family's history. Written for McKay's Classic Canon Challenge, based off The Haunting Of Hill House by Shirley Jackson.

SS/HG. Severus Snape and Hermione Granger have one thing in common: they remember because they must and they forget because they can. But one cannot run from the past forever. It eventually catches up to you, for good or for ill.

Follows "Zeitgeist" in the "One More Thing" sequence of stories. What, after all, is a halo? It's only one more thing to keep clean.

There are bones beneath Snape's skin, and bones in his past. There are skeletons in the closet and there are skeletons in his mind.

As Lord Voldemort gains power and influence, our characters must gain their own self-knowledge in order to fight him. Unfortunately, their pasts are not all as crystal clear as they once thought - and their paths have been intertwined for longer than they know.

She was back on the Quidditch field, there was a dark figure coming, it was so huge, so - so - but where was Harry, in the hospital wing, not even here, not even in the stands, not on the wing, no Ron either, Ron gone, no Harry, no hope, none!

Hermione/Snape? Does that make you scream?``Should memories never be turned into dreams?``Do you think, perhaps, to not alter canon?``Then don't read this fic - you'll run screaming from fanon!

A short look at Snape and Hermione through the lens of Hemingway's code hero.

Mine eyes have seen the glory - a monologue on sorrow. Originally published under the authorname "Nyx."

Slash. Sometimes, the smallest moments can carry the weight of lifetimes.

A bar, a drink, a future, and a doomed world. How different people cope with utter loss.

She's nothing more than fiction.

Perhaps, together, the future can be brighter than the past ever was.

A moment of clarity results in - what? A prediction, or a bad dream?

Can you change yourself, go against your choices, though they were made years and years and years ago?

It could be anyone, anywhere, the desperate searching for joy.

An impromptu class reunion. Only difference is, nobody knows it.

A look at Sirius and Remus, at Christmas during "Goblet of Fire." Their experiences are very different from Harry's.

How can one come to a place where you can forget rain?

The trick is to keep hope - well-nigh impossible when one is as low as can be.

A character dies; a plan goes awry; and there's a voice in the back of Hermione's head telling her that it's all right...

This story explores the connotations of red, shows you exactly why graveyards are so interesting, and takes you on a guided tour of Dudley Dursley's stomach courtesy of Trevor the toad.