Fan Non-Fiction Challenge

The idea for this challenge originally came while writing my entry for @Noelle Zingarella's Make Me Like Sirius Black Challenge, for I entered, not a story with a plot per se but rather a report of the psychological analysis of the character. Then I realized how non-fiction could open up so much world building for the fanfiction world. I had four wonderful entries. One in the form of letters, one office memos, one Hogwarts assignment and one file from the Department of Mysteries. They were all excellent and I really enjoyed reading the entries. So, without further ado. . . . 

3rd Place Beyond the Veil by @Tanda  Set when Harry is an Auror, Hermione gives him a Department of Mysteries report about the Veil and questions if Sirius really is dead. Kenny does a great job of combining fandoms looking at death both in Wizarding World as well as during the time of Merlin.  2 reviews of your choice

2nd Place The Highly Unprofessional Correspondence via Office Inner Memo @CheekyTorah-Lex  Lexi had me rolling in laughter as Hermione, an Unspeakable is stuck with a new intern, something she is not happy about and makes sure everyone knows it, from her best friends to the Minister of Magic. Lexi suggested that she might post a chapter two and I hope she does. 4 reviews of your choice

2nd Place Suspension de l'incrédulité: a fan non-fiction by @Noelle Zingarella Set as a series of letters between a potential potionmaster, Severus Snape, and his mentor, Noelle has nailed the character of young Snape as well as a strong mentor to mold the stubborn student. 4 reviews of your choice

1st Place  The Atypical Assignment by @FlamingQuilltips  Ysh wrote this to get her muse back into writing and did did an amazing job. She managed to capture the emotion and voice of each character, not only in her word choice but also in the perspective the assignment was approached. 6 reviews of your choice

Please credit the amazing Paula, crowsb4bros, for the graphics.

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