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Nettle Soup and Gooseberries, by Jay Tryfanstone
Title: Nettle Soup and Gooseberries
Author: Jay Tryfanstone
Rating: R
Story Link: http://community.livejournal.com/revers
Author’s Livejournal:tryfanstone
Author’s summary: An old-fashioned romance, this tale concerns the trials and tribulations of the star-crossed lovers Master Harry Potter and Professor Severus Snape, being a tale of some ingenuity and divers complication.
Length: novella
Reviewer:painless_j
You don't read a fic like this; you savour it! The style is simply fantastic. I fell in love with it at the first paragraph. But speaking of the contents, this is the first story I've read that speaks of real integration of the Muggle and Wizarding words. You know, not a dystopic scenario of how Muggles found out and then everything went bad, but of how the worlds interact and mingle. It's beyond fascinating; I believe I was reading with my mouth open in astonishent and my eyes owl-like huge. Snape settles in a small peaceful village, inhabitated mostly by old ladies. The old ladies learn how to deal with a wizard; accidents happen on the way. It's so charming and moving!
Title: Nettle Soup and Gooseberries
Author: Jay Tryfanstone
Rating: R
Story Link: http://community.livejournal.com/revers
Author’s Livejournal:
tryfanstone Author’s summary: An old-fashioned romance, this tale concerns the trials and tribulations of the star-crossed lovers Master Harry Potter and Professor Severus Snape, being a tale of some ingenuity and divers complication.
Length: novella
Reviewer:
painless_jYou don't read a fic like this; you savour it! The style is simply fantastic. I fell in love with it at the first paragraph. But speaking of the contents, this is the first story I've read that speaks of real integration of the Muggle and Wizarding words. You know, not a dystopic scenario of how Muggles found out and then everything went bad, but of how the worlds interact and mingle. It's beyond fascinating; I believe I was reading with my mouth open in astonishent and my eyes owl-like huge. Snape settles in a small peaceful village, inhabitated mostly by old ladies. The old ladies learn how to deal with a wizard; accidents happen on the way. It's so charming and moving!
