Terminally Incomplete (Spring 2014)

I have been reading several pieces, but they are all not complete and are slow to update. I have compiled a list of these stories here.

• Falling in Water: This is a HP/Supernatural story with a Ranma 1/2 twist. The premise is on a family trip to China, Harry runs afoul of a supernatural element and uses accidental magic to apparate away. Happening to find himself in the Valley of Springs, Harry falls into the Spring of Drowned Angel. Because of the inherent power of the Angel, Harry is transformed into an Angel permanently instead of merely when dunked in cold water. This destroys Dumbledore's tracking devices. ...and there the story hangs. (Chapters: 4; Last Updated: 4/20/2014)
• Harry Potter and the Death Wish: This is a HP-verse story. The premise is Harry develops an obsession with death in general, and his death in particular. The angst run high as you would imagine in a story about a prepubescent child wanting to die. There's a fair turnabout of the expectations of characters along the good/evil spectrum as this author does not divide it into the factions of light/dark. The pairing for this story, if you want to call it that, is Voldemort/Harry. I don't particularly wish to call it a pairing, as there's nothing sexual about it now (as expected by fact that Harry is still a child) and this Voldemort is more possessive friendship...well, as much as one would expect for one's favorite pet. (Chapters: 14; Last Updated: 6/6/2014)
• Shifting Sands, Swirling Seas: This is a HP-verse story. The premise is that in a 'verse where BDSM is the norm, Sirius becomes the Lord Protector of both his godson Harry, and one Hermione Granger, who are both submissive. It is set in the Goblet of Fire time period, with a freed and cleared Sirius. (Chapters: 4/15; Last Updated: 11/23/2013)

You are probably wondering by this point what I've been doing this summer, if this is for the spring. (Also why do I do this to myself when the last updates should be clear from the get-go?) Well, I've been working my way through my digital library, organizing the files, which takes a surprisingly large amount of time, as well as working through several one-shots and a large majestically crafted story that recently finished, but I'm only about a third of the way through. (Harry Crow by robst for those wondering what story to which I'm referring.)