Serpensortia
Olethros34 Reviews | 6.59/10 (34 Ratings, 0 Likes, 51 Favorites )
Green Eyes, Dark Man, and Medusa interrogate a most unlikely ally. DH-compliant(ish) but EWE.
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Olethros
Member Since 2006 | 4 Stories | Favorited by 38 | 3 Reviews Written | 52 Review Responses
*holds up hand* I do solemnly swear that I will never leave a story unfinished.
After so many years writing, nothing drives me quite so crazy as leaving myself (not to mention my readers! ) hanging. So I will never post anything without the guaranteed promise to finish it.
I'm a globe-trotting recent grad who currently makes her home in San Francisco, where you have to wear a coat all summer long. I've been writing for over eight years, including fanfic, original fic, poetry, and research dissertations. I've just recently finished my first multichapter Harry Potter fic (SS/HG). It's called "Memento Amori" and is perhaps the favorite of my literary offspring.
I am also the proud sire of two one-shots, "More Than a Dream" and "Serpensortia" - which took runner-up in the Potter Place Summer '07 Prompt Challenge.
Reviews for Serpensortia
Very interesting take. I like how you characterized Nagini. Very ceative...
That was wonderful. What a unique POV!!! And I loved the ending. Just wonderful!
This is a wonderfully original take on the post-DH world. Harry's pouting about his loss of purpose and Neville's shy pride in his accomplishments hit just the right notes, but your Nagini is brilliantly snake-ish.
What a funny and different tale. I quite liked your Nagini. So happy there was a decent after-life in store for her.
It was a very good story. I liked the idea of using Nagini's POV for the whole fic. :) I think I like her now.
great idea for a story, brilliant even! thanks
This was really a fun read. I have never read a story told from Nagini's POV. Well done.
Sir Neville completely cracked me up! I love that Nagini could have a happy second part of her life in the bar. You are so creative!!
::giggles:: What an unexpected viewpoint! I love it.