Funny letters from Harry Potter characters to FanFiction Writers responding to our crazy stories Dear FanFiction Writers, My name is not Zambini, learn to spell damn muggles! Sincerely, Blaise Zabini. Many more characters inside!

James Potter: popular, arrogant, with a black-and-white ideology. Sirius Black: equally as popular, equally as arrogant, and dangerously reckless. Remus Lupin: dying to be liked. And Severus Snape: walking a fine line between destiny and choice, all the while trying to get his nemeses expelled. A story covering the Willow Incident and Snape's Worst Memory. Canon-compliant.

In which Remus and Tonks fight battles, arrest criminals, befriend werewolves, overcome inner demons and, despite it all, find themselves a happy ending. A love story, and a story of the Order years. (At long last, my Remus/Tonks epic, which has been years in the making!)

Teddy Lupin is about to start his first year at Hogwarts School for Witchcraft and Wizardry. Little does he know that the next seven years are going to be a roller-coaster of emotions, experiences and events that will challenge everything he has ever known and believed in. [Winner of three 2014 Hallows Awards]

The year is 1971. Remus Lupin gets the invitation of a lifetime to attend Hogwarts, and even though he's assured by headmaster Dumbledore that he's taken all measures to ensure his affliction will remain under control, Remus can't help but be wary at what the future has in store. He will learn his about his world, uncover secrets, and make friends that will change his life forever.

Marauder's era tale following Remus Lupin through his early years at Hogwarts. A story about friendship, acceptance, and above all- hope. As canon as possible.

In the winter after the war, Ginny navigates her own nightmares, as well as Quidditch captaincy, double-dating and the difficult path back to Harry, plus Hermione's obsession with inter-house unity, Neville's retreat into his books, Luna's lonely family life and a gaping hole where Ginny's middle brother used to be. In the winter after the war, Ginny puts the pieces back together.