Title: The Ghost of Dursley Hall
Author: eriador117
Team: Phoenix
Genre(s): Alternate Reality *Hover/Click for Games Definition of Alternate Reality*, Romance
Prompt(s): Sleeplessness
Rating/Warnings/Kinks: NC-17; *Under 18 (15+), angst, child abuse.*
Word Count: 22,600 approx.
Summary: Dursley Hall is rumoured to be haunted, but when Severus Snape becomes a tutor for Dudley Dursley, the truth is much more unexpected than that...
A/N: Beta’d by Rakina, thanks so much! Thanks also to Team Phoenix for help with the ideas within :) My Snarry take on a Gothic Romance ;)


( The Ghost of Dursley Hall by Eriador117 )

Title: One Down, Two Across
Author: josan
Team: Dragon
Genre(s): Alternate Universe *Hover/Click for Games Definition of Alternate Universe*
Prompt(s): Silver and Puzzles
Rating/Warnings/Kinks: NC-17; *Character death, but, trust me, you'll be happy for him. And it's only a 'sort of' death anyways. * Also, I don't believe that a Head of House has to be an alumnus of that House. Nor do I believe that a Head of House or a professor at Hogwarts even has to have attended Hogwarts. Just so you know.
Word Count: 22,291
Summary: When is a crossword puzzle not a crossword puzzle? When it leads Harry on an adventure.
A/N: First of all, many thanks to djin7, whose idea this fest was. It was great meeting you in person at Prophecy. I look forward to the day the Senators meet the Canucks in the playoffs. (And we both know who will win, n'est-ce pas?)

Next, I must acknowledge my 'bounce-ideas-off-her' beta: Sylvadin, who keeps me focussed on storytelling.

Then come my researchers, who are so kind as to help the Luddite in me. Once again, Sylvadin and my Team Dragon mates, igtow ( both of whom found me clothing sites) and amand_r (who helped with food and names).

Last, but not least, not by a long shot, the ever-watchful amand_r and the fantastic centaury_squill, who professionally blue-pencilled this story.

P.S.: Must also mention the Team Dragon Captain, joanwilder, who gave the story its last spit and polish.

Without all of these people, you would be reading a far weaker story.


( One Down, Two Across by Josan )