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teaspoon14's The Corresponding Emotion is a breezy, fun gay UST-fest set in *snicker* South Carolina. I didn't believe the Harry characterization until the last part (and then I really did, despite myself), but Draco is perfect, and Ron! I <3 Ron!teaspoon14's The Corresponding Emotion is a breezy, fun gay UST-fest set in *snicker* South Carolina. I didn't believe the Harry characterization until the last part (and then I really did, despite myself), but Draco is perfect, and Ron! I <3 Ron!
Last time around I recommended Helen's Close Enough (Harry/Ron). Now I want to point out a couple of her LJ-only snippets: things she hadn’t ever known to ask for a harshly-realized Trio ficlet set during the war, and Do Better, a Draco/Ron set at Hogwarts. Helen's writing is so...visceral, from the choppy dialogue to the descriptions that hit you like a fist to the stomach, and her Ron characterization is always so much darker and more complex than the usual crap fandom tosses him.
HP: A Sweet Reversion by Amy (Ron/Draco)
Jan. 2nd, 2004 12:44 amA Sweet Reversion by Amy is very clever. It is really an unbelievable treat to find clever HP stories, stories that show the author can shake out interesting things from the Potterverse just as well as J.K. Rowling herself. In this one, Ron drinks a potion which Hermione means for Harry, and then gets himself into a little trouble with Draco. I was pleasantly surprised at how hot their encounters were -- but then, smart is sexy.
