Although snape_potter will continue to host all fic and art from our fests here on-site, for those people who would also like to archive any of their fest fics on AO3, a collection for each fest has been set up on the Archive of Our Own (AO3).

You can find the collections here:

Snarry-A-Thon - http://archiveofourown.org/collections/snarry_a_thon

Snarry Swap - http://archiveofourown.org/collections/snarry_swap

Back to Hogwarts - http://archiveofourown.org/collections/back_to_hogwarts


If you don't already have an account, you can request an invite code to create an account here.


AO3 isn't currently able to host art, but, as always, artists and authors who would like to archive any of their Snarry-a-thon entries are welcome to post their entry to the Walking the Plank (WTP) Snarry archive without going through the usual pre-approval process.

Just go to the site, upload in the usual manner, but note that the work is from Snarry-a-thon. When you submit your entry it will not appear live on the site. It still needs to be validated and the system admin will add it to the correct collection, but the free pass will allow your entry to jump the submission queue without the usual submissions procedure. If you have any questions about WTP, uploading, required warnings, or anything else, please contact shadowess here.

Please note, these are two different sites with different rules and any questions should be addressed to the administrators of those sites.

Yes, we know this is what we've all been doing around here since July 21, 2007, but with the release of the final movie Snarry has reached another milestone. So what better way to acknowledge that but with a fest? And we use 'fest' in the loosest terms. It's more of a challenge. No matter what they throw at us, the Snarry ship will keep on sailing!

What do we mean by "Fixing it"? It means whatever you want it to mean. Any fix that features Snape and Harry will work. Whether it ends up being something from the DH movie adaptation or canon itself. Did something happen in the movie or in canon that is just plain wrong and you MUST fix it? The time or location of a certain rumored (and clearly exaggerated) death, perhaps? Do you need a bit of comfort after the hurt of seeing the film and the only way to make it better is to create something? Did one line or scene hit you especially hard? Is there an outtake or scene you think needs to be expanded or brought to light? That's what 'Fix It Fest' is all about.

( Some FAQs Under the Cut... )