Sat, Sep. 27th, 2008, 11:48 pm
On the attractions of cross-gen, with particular reference to Snape/Harry

No, no. Your children are safe with us. Really.

This is for [info]meri_oddities, whose birthday has arrived. I felt that the topic was appropriate, for a meta written for her, since her stories were chief among the crack that pulled me into this pairing. Happy Birthday, dear. I hope you enjoy this.

The attractions of cross-gen, done in shades of Snarry )

Thu, Aug. 7th, 2008, 12:13 am
Fic: Sparkling Clean (Harry/Snape)

We'll pretend I posted this before midnight, eh?

This is for the lovely [info]bethbethbeth, who graces fandom with good humor and polished skills. I hope you had a wonderful birthday at Terminus, dear! And that you enjoy this, whenever you see it.

Title: Sparkling Clean
Pairing: Harry/Snape
Rating: Eh. Hard R or NC-17, depending on your tastes
Warnings: Nary a one, for kinks. But if you want to stay completely unspoiled for the Twilight series, don't click.
A/N My thanks to my Twitter enabler/betas: Femme, Atrata, Lola, and Catrinella for the quick read-through and the ebullient ending.

Summary: Harry's a fan. Snape is not.

Sparkling Clean )

Thu, Aug. 9th, 2007, 07:49 pm
Rec: "101 Uses for a Pensieve," by Emma Grant

Yes, End Times are near, dear readers. Because [info]emmagrant01, a widely-respected H/D writer, has written a Snarry. Of sorts.

I'd always heard that she was a very talented writer, but had never tested this assertion for myself, because . . . well, I think you all know how irrational and unreasonable I am on the subject of Draco. God only knows how my friends put up with this. So, I was taking it on trust, about how good she is.

No more. Now, I know for myself.

Title: 101 Uses for a Pensieve
Author: [info]emmagrant01
Pairing Oh, the one that tastes best, my dears. Plus Lupin. SS/RL/HP and SS/RL. Sort of.
Rating: That would be NC 17, and oh, how that has been missing from my life the last few days.
Warnings: Nope


I'd say it's a sure bet that Snape left behind a helluva lot of memories for Harry. Far too many to look at in Book 7, I mean. But Emma has some marvelous ideas about what Harry might find, if he looks through what's in there, later on.

Any Snape-centric reader has read a lot of pensieve sex stories. But this one? Is one of the most creative and inventive examples I've seen. God yes, this is surely how wizards use pensieves. I mean, they have to be miles better than DVDs. As Harry discovers.

Go read. This is erotic, well-constructed, and original. And just what we needed, right now.

Sun, Jul. 29th, 2007, 05:52 pm
Rec: "Cambiare Podentes: Madurare" (Snape/Harry)

The last chapter of this was posted just a day before DH came out, and I've been waiting to rec it until all the DH-related meta and wank died down a bit. Because the fact that I'd rec this was always a foregone conclusion. It is, beyond question, one of the major Snarry novels, and it's now complete.

She pulled it off, in other words.

Title: Cambiare Podentes: Madurare (link is to the author's list of chapters for this volume)
Author: [info]jordangrant
Pairing Snape/Harry
Rating NC 17
Warnings Hmm. Nothing terribly dark. There's partner betrayal, but I don't think even very hardcore romance lovers will be put off by how it's done. The novels are AU by definition, since they were begun before the publication of HBP.

Summary: The second volume and conclusion to [info]jordangrant's award-winning Cambiare Podentes: Invocare. Snape and Harry must cross powers, within the framework of an enslavement bond, in order to defeat Voldemort.


She's done it. [info]jordangrant has completed what will surely be ranked as one of the most important Snape/Harry novels, Cambiare Podentes. And the second volume is as smoothly-written, clever, and engaging as the writer's earlier novel.

CP is a huge accomplishment in the world of fanfic. She starts with a very canon-compliant rendering of Snape and Harry, post OoTP (and God, they loathed each other) and slowly but relentlessly brings them to a very different place. I am not going to spoil you for this, but I will say that the second volume is creative, and takes its time to build to a conclusion that most readers will find utterly persuasive.

Many of you will already have read this, since I know that large numbers of Snape/Harry fans pounced on this eagerly. But if you haven't read it yet, you have a real treat ahead of you.

Just make sure that you had nothing planned in RL for a couple of days, eh? Because this is hard to put down.