Life Before, During and After the War, Part 2 - Wizard of the Month - Draco Malfoy (G)

[sesheta66]

Title: Life Before, During and After the War, Part 2 (Article 4/10)
Author: sesheta_66
Rating: G
Word Count: ~ 1100
Character: Draco Malfoy (DM/HP implied)
Challenge: 10_themes Prompt #08 - "Anger"
Summary: Witch Weekly has named Draco Malfoy as their Wizard of the Month for February 2008. They are running a series of ten articles to provide readers with a bit more insight into the life of the former bad boy and heir to the Malfoy fortune.
Disclaimer: The characters contained herein are not mine. They belong to JK Rowling and her publishers. No money is being made from this fiction, which is presented for entertainment purposes only.

To see all Draco Malfoy Wizard of the Month articles, click here.

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Author's notes: Graphics done by winter_june; original art done by melmoe1. Thanks to both of you for your contributions and support.



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Article 5 - Life Before, During and After the War, Part 3
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Comments

[sesheta-66.livejournal.com]

You have to click the link, which takes you to the scrapbook image. Click it again which opens in a viewer. Click it a third time to zoom in, and you should be able to read it. A pain, but alas is the way I have to read it when using the images.

If it's still a problem, I can eventually post a summary with links to all of the articles in text format instead. It'll take some work (because I don't use html coding for PhotoShop), so I won't be able to get to it until all my fest fics are done. I'll do it for all of them if need be (Ron's as well as Draco's).

Let me know if above works, because I suspect that's what everyone else is doing and I know Alaana likes larger text, and she hasn't complained.

[felaine.livejournal.com]

That worked great, thanks.
I'd about decided it was just that I'm (getting) old, and all you youngins have such good sight.
;)
Felaine

[sesheta-66.livejournal.com]

Hee! I'm not THAT young, but yeah, trying to read the miniscule print that appears when only clicking it the one time is interesting. A definite headache waiting to happen.

I'm so glad that resolved the issue and you can read the articles. :o)