About me: I'm old enough to know better but too young to care. I have an interest in the supernatural/metaphysical and I believe in magic. I'm a vegetarian for moral reasons, though it's getting rather dangerous these days to eat meat anyhow, with all the viruses turning up. I respect animals and enjoy writing about them; in my opinion we have a lot to learn from animal behavior. I write fanfiction purely for fun, or at least to shut my head up, however I often entertain grand, delusional aspirations of one day writing professionally. I feel that polite behavior is important to personal happiness, so please don't be afraid to contact me, as I won't bite.

My Favorite Pairings

In Harry Potter

Harry/Luna: In my opinion they belong together in canon. Luna has so much to offer, from peace of mind to the wild magic of faith, and Harry deserves a taste of the unbelievable.

Ron/Harry: It is possible that in some strange world where Ron has common sense, or at least the ability to see Harry as a human being who has fears, needs and feelings of deep friendship and loyalty towards him, this pairing could work. Someone just has to smack Ron a few times and then explain things slowly with puppets.

Cedric/Harry

Neville/Harry

Draco/Harry

Voldemort/Harry

In DC Comics

(Ex-)Robin(s)/(Ex-)Robin(s): Dick and Tim. Dick, Jason and Tim. Jason, Steph and Carrie. Tim, Steph and (god forbid but oh well) Damien. Whatever combinations of Robins can be put together. Extra points and sparkles for costume swapping.

Bruce Wayne/Selina Kyle: Selina is the only leading lady I cheer for with Bruce. She refuses to be stepped on, shoved in a closet or treated like a fashion accessory. If it were to ever really work, Bruce would probably have to maintain a certain degree of honesty and emotional health.

Dick Grayson/Princess Koriand'r

Roy Harper/Dick Grayson

Bart Allen/Tim Drake

Kon-El/Tim Drake

Kon-El/Tim Drake/Cassie Sandsmark

Tim Drake/Bernard Dowd

Slade Wilson/(Ex-)Robin(s)

Things I've Posted

The Dogs and Shakespeare (My baby.)

The Dursleys are swayed by circumstance to accept Harry as he is: a cursed little blighter who gets into too much trouble and has the additional quirk of magic. He becomes a part of their family and finds that once outside his cupboard, he has a whole new world to explore. A world of games and toys and most especially, magic. He learns to wield it long before Hogwarts and finds himself elated at the existence of his secret world. When he makes his first real friends, he can't help but share magic with them.

Look Out

A one-shot. Drabblish collection of Draco's perceptions of Harry Potter, leading up to the moment when he's in Umbridge's office and she's about to crucio him. That moment always disturbed me, when Harry looked up and saw an eager expression on Draco's face. Writing this made me feel so much better about Draco, so I thought I'd share it.

Cloak and Dagger Circus

On hold until I have the energy and interest to pursue it further. Picks up and largely takes place in the summer before fifth year and is quite far from DH compliant. Harry's escape into both the real world and his fantasies depends upon his skills of evasion, as he's being tailed by the strangest crowd of magical folk he's ever seen. Thank Merlin for Hedwig and Luna. Deliberately clichéd.

Dragon Effect

Warning: The first chapter is wordy mcword word, desperately in need of a thorough edit, and reading it could result in serious neurological damage; read with caution. Updated very rarely. That was hardly my intention when I started but we all know what the road to hell is paved with.

The title 'Dragon Effect' is a play on the term Butterfly Effect. It is happily non-compliant with the seventh book, as the plans for it and the entire first chapter and most of the second chapter were already written long before even the release date for Deathly Hallows had been announced.

Harry has spent years researching time travel only to find there is no longer an immediate need to employ his wisdom. At twenty-five, with no one but Dobby and Buckbeak at his side, he takes an irreversible leap into a world treading a near-identical path to his own, in 1973, where he has no intention of minding rules.