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snarrymod (snarrymod) wrote in snarry_games,
@ 2008-05-10 11:13:00

Entry tags:

ac1d6urn, entry, sinick, team phoenix

TEAM PHOENIX ENTRY: Sinick & Ac1d6urn "Red Right Hand"
Title: Red Right Hand
Author: sinick & ac1d6urn
Team: Phoenix
Genres: Postwar, Alternate Universe *Hover/Click for Games Definition of Alternate Universe*
Prompt: Ministry of Magic
Rating/Warnings: NC17; *warning for: total departure from epilogue canon, slight suggestion of previous partnerships, language.*
Word Count: ~49000
Summary: In a world where winning the war was only half the battle, will Harry Potter's crazy heroics be enough to save an outcast?
A/N: Thanks to naatz for beta-reading above and beyond the call of duty.

"Red Right Hand by Sinick & Ac1d6urn"

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aeryun
2008-05-10 11:42 pm UTC (link)

OMG! Wow! I'm practically speachless over here, but I'll try my best to give you the review you deserve! This was simply amazing! It was so heart wrenching at first, I was completely terrified that I'd have to quit reading. I didn't, I pushed on, and oh man was I ever rewared! The complexity, all of the thought, planning, and research that had to have been done for this simply humbles me. Like your team mascot's song, the words in the story lifted my spirits, and gave me so much joy! Still feeling so wonderful, I'm sure I even have a sappy grin to go along with the feeling!

Thank you so very much for sharring this!

Hugs,
Aery

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ac1d6urn
2008-05-11 07:27 pm UTC (link)

Ahh, glad the angst didn't make you quit reading. We were hoping that the cheerful moments would shine through all the hopelessness and make the happy times all the sweeter.

As for the complexity - I am suspecting now that we are simply incapable of writing shorter stories. It's a pattern by now. Even the simplest plots tend to grow hydra heads and expand from planned short story to nearly a novel size. Not that I'm complaining.

Thank you very much for reading and for sharing how you felt. :)

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	sinick 2008-05-11 07:27 pm UTC (link)
	Ahh, I was afraid the early angst might've been tough going for readers. Thank you so much for persevering! I'm relieved that you found it worth going on, and even more so that it left you smiling. Thank you for letting us know how you felt! (Reply to this) (Parent)

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