(Beauty is in) The Eye of the Beholder

Recipient: hannelore
Author/Artist: ???
Title: The Garage
Rating: NC-17
Pairings: Arthur/Kingsley
Word Count: 1100
Warnings/Content Information (Highlight to View): *[sex outside of marriage]*.
Summary: Kingsley corners Arthur for a private moment in the garage.

( The Garage )

Recipient: chaos_rose
Author/Artist: donnaimmaculata
Title: Dolores on the Dotted Line
Rating: R
Pairings: Dolores Umbridge/Kingsley Shacklebolt, Dolores Umbridge/Rufus Scrimgeour, Dolores Umbridge/Alastor Moody
Word Count: 4350
Warnings/Content Information (Highlight to View): *auto erotica, purple prose*.
Summary: Dolores is a little girl with a big dream. And a crush or two.
Author's/Artist's Notes: I apologise for the purple prose passages. They are not supposed to make sense.

( Dolores on the Dotted Line )

Recipient: miraielle
Author/Artist: flourish
Title: "Carrying Old Delicious Burdens"
Rating: G
Pairings: Minerva McGonagall/Kingsley Shacklebolt
Word Count: 2,654 words
Warnings: Entirely canon compliant, although you can ignore the epilogue. Otherwise, none!
Summary: After the Battle of Hogwarts, McGonagall makes a new start.
Author's/Artist's Notes: Thank-you to P, my fantastic beta-reader, and to everyone involved in the Beholder challenge!

( Carrying Old Delicious Burdens )

Recipient: snapelike
Author: fluffyllama
Title: One Corner of the Universe
Rating: Whatever we're calling G these days
Pairings: Arthur Weasley/Kingsley Shacklebolt (with mentions of Kingsley/Moody and Arthur/OMC in the past)
Word Count: 5154
Warnings: Character deaths mentioned, canon and not.
Summary: Arthur Weasley gets more than he bargained for when he helps the Minister for Magic carry out his new Muggle-friendly policies.
Author's Notes: Thank you to my beta C. for putting up with so many last minute changes, and for saving me from more than one incomprehensible sentence. Any remaining mistakes are my own. The title was taken from a quote: "There is only one corner of the universe you can be certain of improving, and that's your own self." (Aldous Huxley). Its relevance to the final story is debatable, but I liked it too much to change it.

( One Corner of the Universe )