This is the definitive version of Harry Potter and the Years of Rebellion.   YoR is an epic reimagination of Harry's story,  beginning with  the summer after OotP and plotted through his final encounter with Voldemort and beyond.   It spans the wizarding and Muggle worlds and is at  once dramatic, comic, tragic, political, and a host of other things.   It's long, wordy and at times challenging to read, and often times things are not as they seem  - consider yourself warned.   This was begun in 2003, so it is very much post-OotP: no horcruces, no hallows, no Slug Club, no magical mystery tour of Voldemort's early life, etc., etc.   The few tidbits that  have been taken from HBP or DH (e.g. Snape's potions textbook) play out very differently here.

The world of Harry Potter collides with the magic of Dr. Seuss, with Ron and Ginny cast as the two kids left at home with only the Ghoul to look after them; Peter Pettigrew as the Rat in the Hat; and Harry and Lord Thingy as Thing One and Thing Two.

This was written for a drabble contest in 2004 [post-OOTP].   The subject: Bellatrix Lestrange's thoughts on Harry's inability to cast the Cruciatus Curse.

Written for a ficlet challenge that required the H/G 'ship; placement at the end of the Potter series or beyond; a 1000-word limit; and conclusion with the word 'scar'

Harry Potter, Albus Dumbledore, Arthur Weasley, and Odd Lovegood from the Years of Rebellion universe make up the most unlikely foursome in the storied history of the Royal and Ancient Golf Club of St. Andrews. Did I mention that Albus is better acquainted with the game than he lets on?

The world of Harry Potter - or Neville Longbottom, more specifically - collides with the work of A.A. Milne. Neville is about to leave his childhood behind and has to say goodbye to a silly old bear and the woodlands of his Gran's estate. What did Uncle Algie and Dumbledore have to do with all of this?

Just a quick drabble inspired by what to me is one of the most grating HP fanfic cliches: that Harry will inevitably remember the goblin who took him to his vault for the first time [and all too often, will see to said goblin's promotion - usually from cart attendant to manager of young Mr. Potter's vast fortunes] (rolls eyes).
 

Sometimes a chat can yield interesting results. The difficulty of an HP/Monty Python crossover was posed... then the possibility of a Death Eater musical number was mentioned... 'Monty Python's Meaning of Life' was recalled... and Lucius Malfoy was induced to sing. Presented in the form of a film script. Beware! [LOL]

The complete HPLH - edited, re-uploaded, and absolutely, positively done. :)  

You just know McGonagall would keep a timetable, even in her dotage.   Here's one day in Minerva's post-retirement life. ;-)

The first chapter of a response to Reptilia's challenge for an H/Hr do-over fic, written in early 2009 as a palate cleanser.   There's no intention of ever completing it.