disintegrate & alternate.
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rec50claim: harry potter: harry/draco
title: disintegrate
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rurounihime
characters: harry potter, draco malfoy
prompt: 01. first time
rating: R
length: medium
brief summary: there were various points in this fic where i felt this aching sensation in my chest, i swear. as if i was going to burst. the author gets into draco's head, and she shatters him and then builds him back up, and, gah, i can feel some of the agony that draco is going through. just a brilliant, brilliant first time story.
link to the story: disintegrate
claim: harry potter: harry/draco
title: alternate
author:sam_storyteller
characters: harry potter, draco malfoy, lots of others
prompt: 02. au
rating: R
length: long
brief summary: the most prominent thought i had, the one that kept resurfacing as i read this, the one that was infinitely reinforced and solidified by the last scene, that final scene, is that this author has captured them. he really, really has. in the most realistic, cutting, painfully canon way.
link to the story: alternate
title: disintegrate
author:
rurounihimecharacters: harry potter, draco malfoy
prompt: 01. first time
rating: R
length: medium
brief summary: there were various points in this fic where i felt this aching sensation in my chest, i swear. as if i was going to burst. the author gets into draco's head, and she shatters him and then builds him back up, and, gah, i can feel some of the agony that draco is going through. just a brilliant, brilliant first time story.
link to the story: disintegrate
claim: harry potter: harry/draco
title: alternate
author:
sam_storytellercharacters: harry potter, draco malfoy, lots of others
prompt: 02. au
rating: R
length: long
brief summary: the most prominent thought i had, the one that kept resurfacing as i read this, the one that was infinitely reinforced and solidified by the last scene, that final scene, is that this author has captured them. he really, really has. in the most realistic, cutting, painfully canon way.
link to the story: alternate
