I love To Face the Wolf by Maglor's finch [may be found on ff net], but I am totally enamoured with the idea of crossing these two world's. It's a classic if you want to read it--a crossover with the world of Prisoner of Azkaban. I wrote this about it years ago:
"This is a wonderfully entertaining and emotionally satisfying crossover featuring two of my all time favorite fantasy-literature characters: Tolkien's Finrod Felagund and JK Rowling's Remus Lupin. The author drops Finrod into Hogwarts dying from the attack of a werewolf. It just gets more entertaining from there. Severus Snape initially wants to frame Lupin for the wounds they find to have been afflicted upon the stranger from Tolkien's world.
Hermione, obsessed with Finrod and The Silmarillion, more or less caused the whole mess. Of course, Hermione would have run across The Silmarillion and loved it! Absolutely in-character. Just a teaser, to show the type of elements one can find in Tolkien that are no-brainer cross-over points. If you love Harry Potter also, gives this one a shot.
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Don't throw rotten tomatoes at me--how about a Harry Potter crossover with The Silmarillion?
Date: 2015-02-25 05:20 pm (UTC)"This is a wonderfully entertaining and emotionally satisfying crossover featuring two of my all time favorite fantasy-literature characters: Tolkien's Finrod Felagund and JK Rowling's Remus Lupin. The author drops Finrod into Hogwarts dying from the attack of a werewolf. It just gets more entertaining from there. Severus Snape initially wants to frame Lupin for the wounds they find to have been afflicted upon the stranger from Tolkien's world.
Hermione, obsessed with Finrod and The Silmarillion, more or less caused the whole mess. Of course, Hermione would have run across The Silmarillion and loved it! Absolutely in-character. Just a teaser, to show the type of elements one can find in Tolkien that are no-brainer cross-over points. If you love Harry Potter also, gives this one a shot.