V.G. Marks

Being a painting isn't as bad as Neville had feared. Harry/Neville, Post-Hogwarts

Seven different years, seven different birthdays, seven snapshots about what might have happened on Neville's birthday. Harry/Neville

After a particularly gruelling Occlumency session, Harry practically ``comes apart at the seams and finds himself living partway between two ``lives. One is his life at Hogwarts. In the other, he's been in a mental ``institution for the better part of six years. What happens when Harry ``realises his whole life may be one elaborate fantasy? Harry/Draco, ``Partially AU

For reasons Neville can't quite fathom, Harry starts seeking out his company. The two grow closer, though Harry's inevitable duties hang over their heads.

Set six years post-Hogwarts, Harry is a prisoner of war with Draco as his warden. Lies, power struggles, Draco's feelings, and the spectre of Ron Weasley hang over their interactions. Includes character death.

Harry, supporting House Unity, wants to let Slytherins into the D.A. When he's voted down, he starts a new group and asks the Head Boy to help him gather support. Harry/Draco, set in Seventh Year.

Over breakfast, Harry realises he's never been properly kissed, so he tries recruiting Remus to remedy this problem.

"Dennis Creevey's first year at Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry was an eventful one." Brave Dennis decides to meet the creature that saved his life.

Harry decides he has no use for additional enemies, so he proposes he and Draco change their relationship a bit.

There are seven sins considered so terrible that they're called deadly. Yet, most of us have committed at least one, many a few and some all seven. Gluttony, Greed, Pride, Jealousy, Sloth, Lust, and Wrath. This features seven chapters: one sin and one character for each one of Harry's years at Hogwarts.``In his first year, Neville Longbottom hurts, indulges, and regrets.

"One part of my brain chants a non-stop mantra of 'Stop! Stop!,' while an equally insistent one cries out 'Run! Run!' I listen to the latter because I’m running for my life." Hermione unwittingly participates in a game of hide-and-go-seek.