It's Uric "the Oddball" Beaufolle's final year at Hogwarts. Badgers, goblin raids, young love, demon summoning, evil vampires, new classes, and of course, Uric himself.

Barty Crouch reflects on his wife, his son, and the world he has built for himself.

Severus Snape joins Rodolphus Lestrange and a group of young Slytherins for a post-Hogwarts Carnaval celebration in Quebec. Snape learns some Lenten lessons in love, friendship, and Canadian tradition in this bizarre light-romantic comedy.

Hermione responds to the Marriage Law enacted by the Ministry the only way she can. Warning: character death (Complete)

Happenings in the Crouch household from the time Barty Jr. is smuggled out of Azkaban to Voldemort's arrival on the scene. Rated PG-13 for torture scenes in later chapters. *Chapt. 8 is up*

It's Uric "the Oddball" Beaufolle's sixth-year, but instead of spending it at Hogwarts during the late 1600's, Uric has become lost in time. Special guest appearances by any character you can think of, and then some.

Severus Snape confesses he is a Death Eater to Dumbledore. A parody:)

A saga of the Potterverse in the 19th Century. Opens at Hogwarts in 1855, with the Dumbledore brothers and Julius Marvolo, grandfather of Tom Riddle. Pre-HBP AU. Muggle-born Dumbledores. No Gaunts.

Ever wonder what Hogwarts was like before Dumbledore? Before Dippet? It's 1680 and Uric the Oddball Beaufolle is starting at Hogwarts. New teachers. New students. New problems. Just how much trouble can an eleven year old get into? Plenty. Complete

Auror Frank Longbottom makes a hash of a young Severus Snape's life and career plans. Mention of SS/Rosier. Answer to a SnapeFF challenge.

A blatant parody of all the Snape-is-Harry's-father stories that are out there. Hope you all enjoy:)

Molly Weasley takes Ron and Ginny to St. Mungo's to be inoculated- and all hell breaks loose.

In which Algador Longbottom demonstrates that his sister-in-law’s fears are both unfounded and perfectly reasonable; and that a meringue is infinitely preferable to holding a squirming 8-year old boy out a window.

In the present day, a Jewish grandmother recalls a mysterious man from her childhood; in 1938, Alastor Moody makes a chilling discovery in a pre-World War II German city.

[Finished Edition] Just prior to the events of "Goblet of Fire", three of Alastor Moody's youngest neighbors have an encounter with the magical world.