#are genius

[miss-cinereo]

An Archive of Our Own, a project of the Organization for Transformative Works

Chapters: 7/7 Fandom: Harry Potter - J. K. Rowling Rating: Explicit Warnings: Graphic Depictions Of Violence Relationships: Draco Malfoy/Harry Potter, Harry Potter/Original Male Character(s) Characters: Harry Potter, Draco Malfoy, Muggle(s), Lucius Malfoy Additional Tags: Angst, Heavy Angst, Artist Harry Potter, Violent Harry, Top Harry Potter, Bottom Draco, lots of art, Potter smokes, Blood, Post-War, Post-Canon, Coffee Shops, Draco owns a coffee shop, but he doesn't like coffee xD, Harry draws with charcoal, Monet - Freeform, turner - Freeform, a bit OOC, Dark Harry Potter, Addiction, Disinheritance, Stars, Candles, Harry Plays The Piano, Powerful Harry Potter, Wandless Magic, Harry/Other mentioned only, Bad Boy Harry, Present Tense, Friedrich - Freeform, Sensory Deprivation, Slash, Male Slash, Translation Summary:

When one year after the war Draco Malfoy meets Harry Potter again, he is nothing like Draco remembers and Draco has no idea how to go about it.

Lots of art, lots of addiction, cigarettes and charcoal, but first and foremost - lots of Drarry.

[musicalmayhemofthehighestorder]

Whelp, Tahani and Comfort just seriously made me tear up. So much emotion.

[therandomcantina]

I tried to ride my bike to work but it wouldn't go because it was two tired

*thunderous applause* Truly my ask box has been blessed

[sassy-brown]

Me: Who put... Oh yeah I did.

My mom: What happened?

Me: Nothing.

... After a couple moments...

My mom: "Who put the iPad in my room".

LMAO HOW THE F DID SHE KNOW??

[tempestofmyeyes]

I want to write a book in the style of "If You Give a Mouse a Cookie" called "If You Give a Sad Girl a Pot Brownie"

[fuckyeahjudydavis]

Davis walked out on stage and even as she moved quietly around the space, before saying a single word, the audience could barely breathe: we knew already that something terrible was happening to this character. Nobody I know who was there that opening night, and I have discussed it with quite a few people, have forgotten that opening sequence. And the dramatic reach of the performance that followed – audacious.

James Waites, on Judy as Hedda Gabler.

Read his fantastic blog entry on last year's The Seagull here.

[vivaziva-blog]

MY FACE SMELLS LIKE BLUEBERRIES FUCKING HELL THIS IS GLORIOUS