I am Chaos Incarnate. A Multiple, a Pagan, an Aspie, demisexual, age play little, and a bunch of other labels. But I am beyond labels. I am so far out of the box that the box is floating away on the ocean towards the horizon.

No, that is not me in the profile pic. That is model and actress Elle Fanning.

I have two works in progress. First is the "Autistic Harry Potter" series. In it, Harry and Hermione are both black and have the Asperger's version of autism.

"Autistic Harry Potter" series books in order:

1. "Harry Potter and the Trouble With Neurotypicals: Book 1."

2. "Harry Potter and the Trouble With Neurotypicals: Book 2."

3. "Autistic Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban"

4. "Autistic Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire"

Yeah, my title conventions on that one aren't consistent, I know. :)

"The Many Faces of Har--er, Adira Potter" series:

In this series, Harry finds out during his first Potions lesson that he has multiple personalities living in his head with him, and they transform the body when they switch. Harry also ends up transgender somewhere around the second or third year, I forget which offhand. Her new name, then, is Adira Potter.

1. "The Many Faces of Har--er, Adira Potter" (Complete)

2. "The Many Faces Go To War."

Then there's my stand-alone:

* "We Are Not Death Eaters." - Not all Slytherins are Death Eaters. Most aren't, in fact. And many Slytherins are just as brave as Griffindors. Our narrator, one such Slytherin, relates a tale of being in a group of anti-Voldemort Slytherins, explaining why there were no Slytherins in Dumbledore's Army, and where they were during the final Battle of Hogwarts. (Written before Rowling's reveal that there were in fact Slytherin students battling on the light side against Voldemort.)