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I've been back at work now for two weeks and in some ways it's been very difficult for me. Its been a long time since I've had to go into the same office day after day. The fact that there's a lot of work required to set up systems and such whilst trying to generate appointments and ultimately income.
One thing that has happened is my leisure time has become far more disciplined that it had been. Its as if having a limited amount of time has galvanised me to make better used to it. I also don't need the social contact I was getting from online gaming (that's not to say I don't like talking to people online). The net outcome of all this has been more writing time. This has been helped by the morning train journey and I'm often to be found scribbling away madly fighting the twin evils of my appalling handwriting and the pain that comes from doing little more that signing my name with a pen over the last two years. When I get home, I write up my scrawl and then the cycle begins again the next day.
The only drawback with all this is that the ideas keep coming and its not always on the stories I want. I'd love to complete Sins but nothing new is forthcoming, Swaefred is similarly unloved. Harry and Ginny though, are having new adventures in a world where she has just emerged from 10 years in Azkaban for the crime of using Dark Magic in her first year at Hogwarts.
I'm also working on a H&G version of a TV movie I got into recently, Loving Leah.
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I'd like to see that
Harry and Ginny though, are having new adventures in a world where she has just emerged from 10 years in Azkaban for the crime of using Dark Magic in her first year at Hogwarts.
I've seen loads where Harry gets shit-canned for various reasons and one rather intriguing one which built up the persecution against both of them starting after Quirrell and reaching a climax after the TWT (although this one is sadly on hiatus despite occasional prodding), but I don't recall many where Ginny gets put away. In fact, only one springs to mind right now, and Harry had to travel to an alternate world to find out and remedy the situation.
How far have you got with these ideas? Any chance of us seeing any of them?
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Harry and Ginny though, are having new adventures in a world where she has just emerged from 10 years in Azkaban for the crime of using Dark Magic in her first year at Hogwarts.
I've seen loads where Harry gets shit-canned for various reasons and one rather intriguing one which built up the persecution against both of them starting after Quirrell and reaching a climax after the TWT (although this one is sadly on hiatus despite occasional prodding), but I don't recall many where Ginny gets put away. In fact, only one springs to mind right now, and Harry had to travel to an alternate world to find out and remedy the situation.
How far have you got with these ideas? Any chance of us seeing any of them?
How far have I got? The first story, Golden Hand, is written in outline form. The second installment, Making Enemies, is halfway through in a similar form. I'm in the process of embellishing them so that they can be read. I'm happy to share them with you once I have the basics in place.
Harry is also implicated in the fall out from the chamber and is expelled from Hogwarts. Unlike a lot of other fics I've come across, Dumbles fights hard for both of them and manages to ameliorate the intended effects of both their punishments.
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The premise does sound intriguing. One of the stories I most mourn being abandoned (apparently) is Elysian's "A Vita, In Muneris ut Alius" (http://www.siye.co.uk/siye/viewstory.php?sid=127704). The premise of that story is slightly similar to yours in that Ginny goes to Azkaban, though the timing and reasons are different. So I'm very interested to see your take on the idea.
Good call!
The premise does sound intriguing. One of the stories I most mourn being abandoned (apparently) is Elysian's "A Vita, In Muneris ut Alius" (http://www.siye.co.uk/siye/viewstory.php?sid=127704). The premise of that story is slightly similar to yours in that Ginny goes to Azkaban, though the timing and reasons are different. So I'm very interested to see your take on the idea.
Thank you for reminding me of that one, it's always worth a re-read. I too mourn its lack of continuation. Has Elysian been entered on the list of missing believed lost?
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The premise does sound intriguing. One of the stories I most mourn being abandoned (apparently) is Elysian's "A Vita, In Muneris ut Alius" (http://www.siye.co.uk/siye/viewstory.php?sid=127704). The premise of that story is slightly similar to yours in that Ginny goes to Azkaban, though the timing and reasons are different. So I'm very interested to see your take on the idea.
Not sure I've read that one. Might check it out.