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[patronus_charm]

Weclome to my meet the author page! I'm currently writing two novels one Sirius/OC called Escaping the Storm 15+ and one Draco/Hermione called Uprising M. I also have some one-shots and a short stories, so if you like Tom Riddle, the Weasley's ghoul, or Rose/Scorpius, you should check them out!

 

Feel free to ask any questions, I promise to answer them as soon as possible, as I love reading your feedback!

Thanks for taking the time to read this,

Much Love,

Kiana a.k.a patronus_charm

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[Mystique17]

Hi. I've got several questions for you.

 

1) What is your OTP?

2) Where did you get the idea for Escaping the Storm?

3) Why do you consider yourself to be a Ravenclaw

3) What is your favorite type of HP fan fiction to write? (Character, era, ship, genre, etc)
4) Out of all the deceased characters in the Harry Potter series, who would you bring back to life? Why?

5) Is there a character or pairing you wish you could write but just can't?

 

 

 

[patronus_charm]

Hey Charlie!

 

1. What is your OTP?

Is it alright if I have 3, because I love them all so much I can't choose between them. Well it has to be James/Lily, Sirius/OC, and don't kill me Draco/Hermione. I really love the first two as the Marauder's era is my favourite and even though it usually ends sadly with one or both of them dying, its just there's always so much drama and romance in it, you can find really great stories there. As for Draco/Hermione, I love Romeo and Juliet, and I guess you can draw a lot of comparisons between both of their relationships, and forbidden love just creats so much drama and tension, it's great to read.

 

2. Where did you get the idea for Escaping the Storm?

Hmm, I guess I've read a lot of Sirius/OC stories, and I didn't always like how they ended, or they weren't believable enough for me, so I wanted to write one which I felt could show a more believable side to the story. I also love the Marauder's era so that was a major factor in writing it

 

3. Why do you consider yourself to be a Ravenclaw?

I guess it's because I always feel the need to know everything, I mean Wikipedia is one of the most visited websites on my laptop so that showed a lot of Ravenclaw. I'm also incredibly competitive when it comes to exam results and if I do badly in one I will not be happy! I also feel very Ravenclaw, because even though I have quite a few traits from the other houses, I always just felt more at home in Ravenclaw, and I always imagined if I went to Hogwarts that was where I would end up. Also I was sorted into Ravenclaw on Pottermore and on here, so it must be a sign. One more trivial reason is because I love blue and that's the house colour!

 

4. What is your favorite type of HP fan fiction to write? (Character, era, ship, genre, etc)

Ooh, a tricky one. My favourite genre is definitely drama/romance, as I have tried others, but they're all so much harder to write! I'm not really bothered by character or ship as I like writing about different ones, as it's more interesting, and I think I would get confused if I wrote more than one story about the same ship. As for era it would have to be the Marauder's you can explore it in so many ways it's so much fun to write. I also love it because yu have character foundations so you do have something to fall back on if you're completly stuck, unlike next generation where it's completly up to you!

 

5. Out of all the deceased characters in the Harry Potter series, who would you bring back to life? Why?

I think it would have to be Sirius, because he never really had much of life. He was brought up by horrible, prejudiced parents, then running away, for his free adult hood he was trying to rid the world of dark forces, then he was accused of killing his best friends and ended up in Azkaban for about 13 years, then hiding from the ministry and finally being killed by your own cousin isn't what I call fun. I just want him to have one last chance of happiness as I feel he deserves it, you think he'll get it in The Prisoner of Azkaban then JK takes it from you, so I just want him to be able to relax for once and not have to be running or hiding from someone.

 

6. Is there a character or pairing you wish you could write but just can't?

Minerva McGonagall, I think she's a really cool character and I think I'm quite like her, so I really want to write her. I had this plot bunny of her being caught in love triangle with Moody and Tom Riddle, but however much I tried I just couldn't get into her mindset I guess I could give it another shot though

[Katty01]

If you had a patronous, what animal would it be?

If you had to TEACH a hogwarts subject, what would it be?

If you had to come up with an alternete ending for HP, what would it be like? (No, I wouldn't change a thing doesn't count.)

-Krissy

[patronus_charm]

Yay questions! And it's nice to see you Krissy!

 

If you had a patronous, what animal would it be?

I think it would be some type of cat. Their lifestyle really suits me and I love cats!

If you had to TEACH a hogwarts subject, what would it be?

I think it would be something obscure like Divination or Astronomy. Both of those subjects really interest me, as I like the idea of being able to see in the future, and I think they seem more fun compared to the other types of lessons.

If you had to come up with an alternete ending for HP, what would it be like? (No, I wouldn't change a thing doesn't count.)

Hermione would be Vitkor Krum insteady of Ron. While I like Rominion, I just always envisage their relationship to be a platonic one rather than a romantic one so I've always had issues with that. With Hermione and Krum I think the fact that they don't seem well suited on the surface, but I can imagine they would be on the inside. I would have also liked to know more about the effects of what Snape really did had on the wizarding community. I can see why JK brushed over it, due to time constraints, yet I feel as if that's arguably one of the most key parts of the series and I felt she could have lingered over it for longer.

 

Thanks for the questions!

[PitchBlue]

Hi there! I finally collected the courage and just decided to randomly ask you stuff. So, here we go!

 

1. In your story 'Against All Odds', where do you get inspiration to portray Tonks' sense of humour?

2. What do you think of so - called 'cliché' stories (for example, hate/hate relationship but they end up together) that are brilliantly written? (just saying, I love them, there's a reason they're called cliché's.)

3. What, according to you, makes a good fanfiction?

 

Thanks! Sorry for the possibly weird questions

[patronus_charm]

Ooh yay questions I love being asked random stuff, it's so much fun

 

1. In your story 'Against All Odds', where do you get inspiration to portray Tonks' sense of humour?

Haha, can I first say I'm glad you find she's funny, as I always loved that about her, and at times I think it's just me who's laughing This question's actually quite difficult to answer, I try and think about how Tonks would act to a situation - which is usually leaping in head first and not heeding to caution. She has a lot more courage than I do, and tends to say what she thinks rather than me who sits there and tries to be nice while laughing at them in my head. So I suppose it's partly my thoughts about what I wish I could say and trying to get into her mindset

 

2. What do you think of so - called 'cliché' stories (for example, hate/hate relationship but they end up together) that are brilliantly written? (just saying, I love them, there's a reason they're called cliché's.)

I love them too! Then again, I love pretty much any story apart from Sirius/Lily ones as I never got my head around that ship Back to the question though, I agree, there's a reason why they're repeated over and over again. I really love cliché stories which put a new spin on things as they're so much more interesting to read. Normal cliché ones are alright to read, but they can get a little boring.

 

3. What, according to you, makes a good fanfiction?

Ooh good question! I read pretty much any type of story, like I said before, so I'm open to any genre/rating/pairing/era I think the main thing for me is that it's written well, there's a cliff-hanger every now and then, because even though they're annoying it makes me love the story even more because the cliff-hanger shows how much I'm invested into it. I really like complex characters, so you never know what they're up to and with them having lots of layers to their character it makes a lot more fun to read. At the moment I'm into minor characters, so if a story has one of those in them I'll be really happy

 

Thanks for the questions they were fun to answer!