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I normally do my annual re-read of Harry Potter during Christmastide (maybe this coming Christmas I’ll do a post surveying the place of Christmas in the Wizarding World), but I didn’t get to it this…
By Carol Johnson and M.C. Pehrson Word Count: 2492 Rating: PG for mild sensuality Summary: When Spock is made to attend a party, sparks fly between the Vulcan and Lt. Nyota Uhura. The Enterprise had…
It took my friend Sarah two years to convince me to read the Harry Potter series. I was in middle school and, as an introverted misfit recently transplanted from homeschool to Catholic school, I had…
Harry did not know how long he walked that night. His mind was in too much of a fog. Before he knew it he was running, running through the forest, caring not that…
Every time I read Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince, I am struck, rather uncomfortably, by certain similarities between myself and boy-Voldemort. When Dumbledore shows Harry his memory of first meeting ten-year-old Tom Riddle, we…
In Tareel, the initial shock of Yanash’s arrival gradually gave way to a joyous sense of serenity for all but Spock, whose role as an informer was looming large in his mind again. He did…
~ by LastCrazyHorn Harry wasn’t afraid of Professor Snape. He found it hard to find fear for a man who didn’t touch him, and wasn’t allowed to physically hurt him. “Professor, I finished all…
We will remember The “failures” The “losers” The “rejects” Who dared to be more Then others allowed In the smallness of their minds Victory in failure Forever holds true If met with the sword Of…
~ by LastCrazyHorn Know this and repeat to no one outside of Slytherin: Only a Slytherin may hug Professor Snape. You must catch him unaware while he is alone in the dungeons. You must come…
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