We hope you enjoyed all of the fabulous stories and art posted this year. A heartfelt thank you to everyone who made Snarry-a-Thon13 a fun fest for all of us. So, to all the artists and writers, the talented people who made unforgettable icons and banners, and especially to everyone who pimped, read, commented, applauded and made recs... THANK YOU! This has really been an amazing fest for Snarry fen everywhere and your mods couldn't be more pleased. But eventually all good things must come to an end, and so, with this post, Snarry-a-Thon13 has officially come to a close. All artist and author names have been added to the individual posts and beta names (if provided) have been restored. If you notice any errors, please let us know!

We realize that this has been a busy month for new fic and art, but if you do find something you enjoy, it's never too late to leave some love for the author or artist.

And now, without further ado, the Big Reveal:

( Snarry-a-thon13 Masterlist under the cut... )

Title: What Remains.

Rating : G.

Author: pekeleke

Word Count: 100

Challenge: Written in response to my own prompt for Ree: Feathers.

Warnings: None.

Disclaimer: Don't own these characters. No money is being made out of this work.

A/N: Last week I wrote a couple of drabbles in response to Ree's prompts. Now she's dared me to come up with a piece for the prompt I challenged her with.
Hum-mm... I never saw that coming and, now that I've gone through this trauma, I have something to confess: It's awfully hard to come up with ideas for one's own challenges. My hat is off to you, Ali! :)

Summary: Severus Snape values everything that remains more than he values the things that eventually vanish.
What remains deserves to be treasured. What remains gives him... hope.

 

What Remains.
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Title: The Spirit of Competition
Author: emynn
Rating: PG
Summary: Severus gets a little help stretching his imagination.
Word Count: 100 x 7
Warnings: PG
A/N: Written for snape100's prompt #481: Competition as a follow up to last week's entry, The Power of Imagination, and will make much more sense if you read that one first.
Disclaimer: Not mine.

The Spirit of Competition