Blue Memories

Title: fly up high and burn the sky
Author: Envinyatar (aka envinyatar15)
Character: Bellatrix
Rating: PG-13
Highlight for Warnings: *child abuse/death, canon character death*
Canon-compliance: up to Deathly Hallows
Word Count: 1,139
Summary: The fires of Hell, they burn in her.

Notes: Intended for femgenficathon, but since one of the rules of the fest quite rightly states "use a bloody beta" and I didn't find one, I'm not officially entering. So beware of non-native language with all its possible grammatical incorrectness and non-English phrasings and suchlike, yes? My prompt was #15: Besides learning to see, there is another art to be learned - not to see what is not. -- Maria Mitchell. This fic was written during a major bout of writer's block and was only possible thanks to the inspiration I drew from a) Three Days Grace's "Burn" (as quoted in the beginning), b) The Dark Knight's Joker, and c) the ever-amazing fleshdress/fleshflutter and her writing for giving me an inspirational mini-burst when I was completely stuck after a couple hundred words.
/epic A/N

For 100quills: #47 seek; challenge_the: #038 red.


( fly up high and burn the sky )

Title: Red Sun Rising
Author: Envinyatar (aka envinyatar15)
Character: Bellatrix
Rating: PG-13
Highlight for Warnings: *madness, child abuse/death*
Canon-compliance: none specifically
Word Count: 1,077
Summary: The doll was extraordinary. It was soft and squishy and warm, and it reacted to everything Bella did.

Notes: Title is a line from Nightwish's "Higher Than Hope". Idea sparked by zebraspots05, though I doubt she'll thank me for mentioning this ;) Many thanks go to graylor for the beta!

For challenge_the: #080 crazy; 100quills: #19 red.

( Red Sun Rising )

Title: Shadows in Light and Dark
Author: Envinyatar (aka envinyatar15)
Characters: Narcissa, Andromeda, Bellatrix, Lucius, Harry, Voldemort, Draco
Rating: R
Highlight for Warnings: *ungraphic sexual activities, including adultery, threesomes and rough sex, featuring Totally Obvious Canon Pairings.*
Canon-compliance: up to Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows
Word Count: 3,013
Summary: In times of war everyone has to choose sides. In the aftermath it might not be the one you would have seen yourself leaning to previously, but the intuitive decision of the moment, drawn from a mix of hope and desperation, often has a way of being the ultimately right one.

Notes: Written for the femgenficathon 2007 - the post in the community can be found here. My prompt: #15 You can no more win a war than you can win an earthquake. -- Jeannette Rankin. Many thanks and much love to zebraspots05 for listening to my gradual panicking and putting up with all the crappy drafts I threw at her. And, naturally, for her amazing beta job. There is some dialogue you will recognise, which is taken from Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows, pp. 563-564 and 580-581 British hardcover edition, thusly totally not written by me.

For 50scenes: #23 meditate, challenge_the: #168 change

( Shadows in Light and Dark )