Ah, I forgot how rich and wonderful this universe is. Your series is amazing and I'm looking forward to finishing it- I just reread Elijah's Cup and Shield of David, and am planning to read more tomorrow. You've woven an incredible story; even your minor characters are interesting and well-rounded. The main characters, well- 'perfect' is a strong word, but I think it fits. Your fic is what all fic strives to be: a meshing of two canons in a meaningful, fascinating, and -above all- terribly well written way. In short: you and your work rock. Thanks for being awesome, and thanks for sharing your awesome work with the world.

Who knew the Prophet could tell the truth? _

Good story.

Um, I just realized...

In the article, you've written:

"the first trial of Sirius Black is to be held July 17, 1993."

But I thought this was 1994, and at the top of the article, you've put:

"June 4, 1994"

So I think you may have switched the date, which is totally understandable, especially since the first half of "Elijah's Cup" takes place in 1993. Just thought I would point that out.

Still loving your stuff.

wow... nice story

Beautiful piece of work. Bravo.

Yes, I loved this one too. And yes, I know that by the time I finish with all of your stories, you will be utterly sick of me and my reviews. :P Bare with it, luv. You're stuck with me for the time being.

wow . omg.

Nice. I expect, in this version of the HP world, the phrase 'Perhaps not' will be repeated constantly - people are like that.

Yeah. World is shaken. :)

But is Rob supposed to be Ron?

God, the last two sentences just killed me, that was a lovely epilogue, thank you ever so much.

wow. moving. cool. you are a really good writer. ever considered going professional? or have you already?

and again, WOW

Really well-written. But is it really a one-shot? Because Elijah's Cup was far too good to end in a one-shot! More would be lovely... although this ending was powerful, too.

Interesting. Yes, very interesting. I like the way that this is from the reporters' view point. There are a lot of places that you could go with this...

Post again soon!

Bravo! I wish all newspaper reporters had such cajones as your Robert does.