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Moonlight Saving Time for woldy
From: Your Secret Snupin Santa
Summary: "I don't like men," he told himself, "And if I did like men, I wouldn't like werewolves." But what does Snape know about werewolves? There are some things about lycanthropy that no one knows--like why Snape's dreams have been so vivid and strange.
Rated:Coal and Switches (NC-17)
Warnings: None
Notes: The song "There Ought to Be a Moonlight Saving Time" is an old standard with lyrics by Irving Kahal and music by Harry Richman. It was covered by Blossom Dearie, and you can listen to her sing it on Youtube here. The story has almost nothing to do with the song, as you'll see, but it's a light, catchy little number and I hope the story has the same feeling. If I haven't blown my anonymity sufficiently with the songfic disclaimer, I should also say thank you to westernredcedar for allowing me to submit a story for the original prompt even after the original recipient dropped out. I hope the person who gets this will enjoy reading it as much as I enjoyed writing it.
Word Count: 8,386
From: Your Secret Snupin Santa
Summary: "I don't like men," he told himself, "And if I did like men, I wouldn't like werewolves." But what does Snape know about werewolves? There are some things about lycanthropy that no one knows--like why Snape's dreams have been so vivid and strange.
Rated:Coal and Switches (NC-17)
Warnings: None
Notes: The song "There Ought to Be a Moonlight Saving Time" is an old standard with lyrics by Irving Kahal and music by Harry Richman. It was covered by Blossom Dearie, and you can listen to her sing it on Youtube here. The story has almost nothing to do with the song, as you'll see, but it's a light, catchy little number and I hope the story has the same feeling. If I haven't blown my anonymity sufficiently with the songfic disclaimer, I should also say thank you to westernredcedar for allowing me to submit a story for the original prompt even after the original recipient dropped out. I hope the person who gets this will enjoy reading it as much as I enjoyed writing it.
Word Count: 8,386