One of my fics got featured!

[tripperfunster]

Hey! A Snupin that I wrote a while back is the monthly feature over on Sychophant Hex. I'm a bit floored and thrilled too! Cyn, did you have anything to do with this? *cough*nepetism(sp?)*cough*

If you haven't read it before, I think it's quite funny and (duh) smutty too. (one of the reviews over there mentioned that they thought it was TOO smutty.) *snerk*

Anyhoo, it's PoA time line and Dumbledore has decided to unite the Staff by having them play games at their weekly meetings. Oddly enough, Snape is not amused. Hopefully YOU will be.
Starts With A Spin, Staff Edition

Here's a link: http://erosnsappho.sycophanthex.com/viewstory.php?sid=2368

Enjoy!

EDIT: grrr, it seems you have to be a logged in member to read it there. If you aren't, then try my skyehawke account. They let any old trailer trash read their stuff! http://archive.skyehawke.com/story.php?no=12976&chapter=1&font=&size=

Accio, just go and fucking read it already! Truuuuust me!

Comments

[accioslash.livejournal.com]

I don't think he knew Sirius was an Animagus. And, even if he did, the adult Remus had a responsibility as a teacher to make sure Dumbledore knew it was a possibility. He was careless and irresponsible and put countless lives in danger because he didn't want Dumbledore to be disappointed in him.

I am much more willing to cut Remus slack when he was an adolescent. That's a rough time for everyone. But Remus didn't seem to improve with age. True, neither did Sirius or Snape, but people seem more inclined to recognize their faults and love them anyway (which is what you do with people and characters you love). With Remus, it always seems like people just "forget" he isn't perfect. And I don't think Remus's burden was greater than either Sirius's or Severus's. At least Remus had a loving family.