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Newest Editorials
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The Casual Vacancy in Comparison To Harry Potter
A Woman and a Snake: Did Lord Voldemort really Know NOTHING of Love?
by Adrienne
Casting Lumos on the Catholic Faith and the Harry Potter Series by Sommer Yesenofski
The Flaw in the Plan by mirrormere
Half-Baked Prince/Half-Baked Harry by Lady Lupin
Making the Transition from Writing Fanfiction to Writing Original Fiction by Jim Bernheimer (aka JBern), author of
Spirals of DestinyThe Sociology of Harry Potter (Examining class and inequality in wizarding society) by Rachel LaBozetta
The Silver Doe and the Eye of Snape (Snape puts two and two together) by Daniela Teo
Half Right About Harry's Horcrux (Harry the accidental Horcrux) by Hannah Deprey-Severance
Competing Friends, or In Ron's Defense (Their strength as friends lies in their differences) by Hazel Impey
Ron or Hermione?: Harry's Truest Friend (While both are important, one proves their worth) by hpboy13
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