Good morning, afternoon, evening, or whatever it happens to be where you are. Welcome to Anne B. Walsh's profile.

My pen name is from the Pixar movie The Incredibles, though it also refers to my general rule about people asking personal questions. Questions about my writing are eagerly answered, as long as you give me some way to reply to you.

To that end, I will tell you that (almost) everything I've written for the Harry Potter category is set in, or relates to, my massive alternate universe, known as the Dangerverse for its title character. Pairings are exclusively het and include RL/OC, SB/OC, H/G, R/Hr, D/L, and N/OC. I attempt to keep my OC's from becoming Mary Sues. Opinions are varied on how well I succeed. Scroll down a bit for categories and lists of stories.

My one Narnia story, And Ye Shall Receive, was written after seeing the Prince Caspian movie and is an attempt to reconcile a certain ship in the movie with book canon, as well as to address the Susan Question. There will probably not be a sequel; however, I am trying to update my HP/Narnia crossover again and could use some encouragement. I am also writing an AU of Disney's Frozen as while I appreciate the excellent female leads, I am deeply and thoroughly annoyed by the latest iteration of stupid Disney parents.

I have both a Facebook page and a website: the former can be found at facebook dot com slash annebwalsh dot page, while the latter is simply annebwalsh dot com and also houses my blog, Anne's Randomness. I post on Facebook every day and update the blog two to four times a week, so if you're interested in my writing, fanfic or original, go have a look!

Yes, I did say original. As of early 2015, I have published three original novels, one solo short story collection, and one collaboration, along with three holiday collections, all available from major e-book publishers everywhere. Links to explore further, or purchase, are available on my website; more information is below.

Historical fantasy A Widow in Waiting is the first volume in the Chronicles of Glenscar series. Set in the 1780s in England and Ireland, it features strong elements of both mystery and romance; its sequel, Playing with Fire, remains a work in progress. Family-focused fantasy Homecoming, a retelling of "Cinderella" which is also based on certain elements of the Dangerverse, opens the Tales of Anosir series, set on my original world of Trycanta. My science fiction debut, Killdeer, tells the story of Elspeth, who went looking for new music and instead found a strange new race...

For short stories, Cat Tales is all mine, featuring cat-themed stories from most of the universes I've explored in novels (including the first quarter of Killdeer), plus a few I haven't. A Dinner of Herbs is a joint effort between me and a friend, Elizabeth Conall, with some playful deconstruction of certain fairy tale themes to the tune of parsley, sage, rosemary, and thyme. I also wrote a holiday special for 2012, Sing We Now of Christmas, one for 2013, In the Bleak Midwinter, and one for 2014, Tomorrow Shall Be My Dancing Day. Apparently I have a thing for lesser-known Christmas carols.

Now then, back to fan fiction, and those lists. Stories with a star beside them are still works in progress (some of them more technically so than others):

Main Dangerverse

Living with Danger
Living without Danger
Dealing with Danger
Facing Danger
Surpassing Danger
*The Most Dangerous Time Of The Year (epilogue story)

Main Dangerverse One-Shots (may contain spoilers)

Much Ado
A Dangerverse Christmas
April 1, 1987
July 4, 1987
A Chat with Severus
Trapped Like a Rat
Letting Go
Gift of the Founders
Never Forget
Alex's Story
December 31, 1992
Chapter Eleven and a Half
Wolf's Den Night
September 17, 1998
Tales of Futures Past (interpretation of DV prophecies)
Anne's Story (additional background information)

Dangerverse AU's

Maybe
A Little Slice of Heaven
All Together Now (oneshot sequel)
Till We Reach That Day
Vivens cum Pericula
Truth Amid the Lies
That Which Does Not Kill Us
The Raven and the Writing Desk
Take Me With You (both scary and sad... to begin with)
A Secret Never Told (oneshots of AU future scenes)
The Tomb of the Heroes (oneshot, sad)
Two Out of Three Ain't Bad (twoshot, funny)
The Tale of Tercio and A Tale of Two Tales (must be read to be believed)
The Point of No Return and its sequels Return Receipt and Return for Repairs (oneshots, more inspired by DV than part of it, really deserves its own category of Returnverse)
*The Spell of Sealing (should also have its own category, really, but what would it be called? Sealverse?)
*For Your Own Good (less DV than many of its predecessors)

Dangerverse Crossovers

Dangerous Truths (crossed with Neurotica's Truths series)
With Friends like These (crossed with Star Wars, oneshot but continued on fanficauthors as Return of the Aurors)
Displaced Person (oneshot, crossed with real life, sorta)
My Brown Eyed Girl (oneshot, crossed with canon, sad)
Who You Gonna Call? (oneshot, crossed with Ghostbusters, very very wrong)
*Cross the Line (crossed with canon, semi-abandoned... but with me, you never know)
*The Lion, the Snake, and the Safe Room (crossed with both canon and Narnia, being difficult at the present time)
Be Careful, Ever Ever After, After the End, and You'll Bawl (canon crossed with an alternate DV-based world)
Lord Voldemort and the Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Day (oneshot, AU of Be Careful)
The Cares Not Taken (formerly known as "Ways Be Careful Will Not End")
The Witch of the Westmoreland (loosely based on a folk song) and its odd sequel Going Home
He Nearly Killed the Cat (crossed with both canon and an original series of mine called Legendbreakers)

Phew. Didn't realize I'd written so much. Hope you enjoy it!