Harry spent his first year hiding his intelligence and playing the role of the Boy Who Lived. However Lockhart and Malfoys' combined presence finally causes him to snap, and chaos ensues from there.

On the night when the walls between the worlds of the living and the dead, truths that some would like to remain hidden come to light and justice is served

Harry saves a small barn owl from his cousin and gang the summer after fifth year. But as we all know, nothing is as it seems. Things are about to change. Lab/HP cross. AU – NOT in What's Said universe. Mentor pairings only. No slash!

Some concerned Gryffindor students find out that Harry Potter has a lot of scars, and decide to do something about it. Warning, mentions child abuse. No pairing.

Being a Secret-Keeper is a very dangerous position to be in; so why would James ever risk Sirius' safety like that if it was possible to be his own Secret-Keeper? And what might have been changed with that decision.

Harry letting himself get hit by Voldemort's killing curse had slightly different results in this particular AU!

It's Halloween. Harry hates Halloween. Can Hermione save him? T for very brief mild swearing

The war and the trials are over. Draco is finally going to become the Heir to the Black Family. And there's nothing that bloody Potter can do about it. Chapter two added, updated.

Hermione tricks Percy into exposing Umbridge's blood quill detentions. The fallout from that takes some interesting turns.

Eyes can speak too... especially when their owner suddenly realises he will die in a few seconds!

Someone took the law into their own hands. Justice is Served.

Any summary I can write would give it away. Heck this isn't even about knives, so even the title is misleading :-)

One responsible adult does not like Dumbledore's glib explanation for how a troll got in. She lets it go, but reacts when the next incident happens.

One responsible adult does not like what is happening after Harry's 4th year. Though still on the run from the law, he figures out a way to help Harry, and more.

An ending to the Triwizard Tournament you have not seen before.

Certain parties decide to end the Death Eater threat before the second war can properly begin. Set in the summer after Goblet of Fire. Rated for violence and subject matter.

One responsible - and ruthless - adult does not like mysteries in his own field of expertise, specifically the one left unsolved at the end of a near-fatal Quidditch match. And when he eventually finds the answer, it makes him even more angry, and he brings in an even more ruthless - and greedy - group in on the game.

One responsible adult finds his sister's possession of a diary that writes back, to be odd. With the help of his mentor (an elderly American wizard called Henry Walton, who was only 17 years younger than Dumbledore), he unravels enough of the mystery to get his employers interested. (Rated M for... well you'll see)

So many things could have been different, so many other stories told, history rewritten and books rethought - if only a canon character had decided that thinking might actually have been worth it. One by one, word by word, the tale of every dimension, of every universe governed by the choices of men must be told. The story that follows is but one of them. Oneshot set in third year.

And to think, none of the rest of it would have happened had Hedwig not decided to deposit her natural waste products atop Draco Malfoy's head...

A certain amount of lateral thinking goes a long way in the Triwizard Tournament. Oneshot.

One responsible adult realises the inevitable (much earlier than he would have under a different author!) and decides to do something about it.

When Vernon Dursley goes further than usual, a scandal arises in Privet Drive. However, the walrus didn't manage to complete the job. Severus Snape, chosen by Dumbldore as a replacement abuser, has a small epiphany and sets out to do some manipulation of his own. Rated for the early abuse.

Set at the beginning of the Triwizard tournament, when Harry is so angry, he has decided that the consequence of losing his magic matters less than losing his life. However, he has a thing or two to say about the Wizarding World first. Oh, and it's a Harry/Hermione shipping

"If all you have is a hammer, everything looks like a nail." Harry discovers his hammer, and the Triwizard Tournament is looking an awful lot like a nail. Oneshot.