Unsurprisingly, Aziraphale runs into problems in his new job: the Second Coming will be a massacre, and only Crowley can help him prevent it. But Crowley has his own reasons, and his own issues: Hell gives him an ultimatum, and he must choose. But it seems neither angels nor demons can make choices very well. And stopping the Second Coming will have major consequences for everyone.

Nearly a year after Aziraphale returns to Heaven, he vanishes from existence, leaving Crowley bereft on Earth. Just when the demon has finally started to heal and move on with his life, he finds his angel by chance in a library. But Aziraphale has no memory of his life as an angel, or of Crowley. How will our hero cope?

Experimental potions apprentice Hermione Jean Granger is running out of time, options and allies. Forced to make some of the most difficult decisions, only one certainty remains: She will never submit to the Ministry's insidious Marriage Law. Going on the run, Hermione is labelled a Ministry Malcontent and receives help from the most unexpected places.

Auriga Sinistra's not so eventful diary filled with sarcasm, self pity, and assorted proclamations of loathing for a certain Potions professor . . .

In the aftermath of the battle, Severus comes across a familiar face at the destroyed viaduct entrance. It is unclear whose spirit is more broken, hers or his, but at the end of it all, he is left with an altered perspective - not on life, but on death. (Formerly titled "keep going, kid.")

John realizes some things when he gets cake with Sherlock and Molly. AKA The cake scene that needed to happen. Sherlolly. Slight spoilers for The Lying Detective.

Severus Snape has spent years seeking relief from the snake bites left behind by Nagini's vicious attack. He's exhausted every treatment imaginable, both muggle and wizarding, until he encounters Hermione Granger. What she winds up offering is something he never considered...and finds himself powerless to refuse. Written for the SSHG Gift Fest on LiveJournal. AU, Post-Hogwarts.

Snape and Dumbledore enact an old tradition in the castle, hoping to gain a much-needed edge. More-or-less AU starting at book 6. Rated for language and smut.

Severus Snape has his emotions in check. He knows that he experiences anger and self-loathing and a bitter yearning, and that he rarely deviates from that spectrum… Until the first-year Luna Lovegood arrives to his class wearing a wreath of baby's breath. Over the next six years, an odd friendship grows between the two, and Snape is not sure how he feels about any of it.

Aurora Sinistra put her hand on the headmaster's arm as they were about to leave the Great Hall. "Look, I don't know what game you're playing, but – Severus, I thought I'd warn you. You're getting careless." Snape took a step forward, wand in hand, eyes narrowed. "Explain." But their conversation explained more than he'd bargained for. Now he'd have to make a choice.

Complete. In post-war England, Severus Snape has one responsibility left: the shell of a woman in St. Mungo's. Who is she, and why does he visit every day? AU. HG/SS. Marriage Law.

Hermione seeks knowledge from a reluctant Snape in order to help the War effort. What she receives is more than either of them expected. Set beginning in Hermione's sixth year, continuing into a slightly AU post-DH era.

After the war, Hogwarts is haunted by those who died... and those who lived. Hermione Granger returns to complete her eighth year, and develops an interesting relationship with the Potions Master. Slowly, they help each other remember that they are human. Severus Snape/Hermione Granger. Hermione is at least 18.

Severus Snape finds a secluded spot up in a tower to think. As he thinks about what he's about to do, he has a confused and concerned visitor. Set during HBP oneshot

AU, from Order of the Phoenix onwards. Hermione only wanted to learn Healing; she discovers that Professor Snape is a human being after all, and his actions dramatically shape the course of the war as events unfold. Complete.

"After Darkness, Light." A chance meeting ten years after the war may not be just a coincidence, and may prove to have very far-reaching consequences. A story of many things, but primarily of healing. SS/HG; rated M for later chapters. Complete.

Severus Snape's last letter is not to anyone important.

“I have seen death, Potter. It can destroy you. Tear apart your entire life. And you act as though you and your little friends are immune to it.” After Sinistra’s death, Snape finds surviving is sometimes that hardest thing of all.