MuggleNet’s continued success as the world’s #1 “Harry Potter” site is a powerful testament to the impact he has had. Thank you, Andrew! Every month, more than a million people visit MuggleNet. Big things are coming to the site, and we’re looking for passionate, dedicated fans to help us shape the future of MuggleNet.
It’s with a lot of sadness that I let you all know that as of a week ago, I am no longer a staff member of MuggleNet.
MuggleNet is proud to officially announce that we are partnering with the International Quidditch Association to bring you comprehensive coverage of Quidditch World Cup V that will take place at Randall’s Island in New York City on November 12 and 13.
This month’s featured essay comes from Shalini, and is a piece in defense of, Ronald Weasley, a “truly extraordinary character” who she suggests is too often misjudged as solely the unimportant friend, and prime source of comic relief.
MuggleNet founder Emerson Spartz will be on the CBS “Evening News” tonight at 6:30 p.m. EST talking about fan fiction and the “Harry Potter” franchise.
“Harry Potter” fansites recently had a chance to sit down and interview “Deathly Hallows” composer Alexandre Desplat. He discusses having more time work on “Part 2”, his favorite piece, Ron’s character, the involvement of director David Yates, and more.
On March 17, 2010, MuggleNet staffer Andrew Sims visited Leavesden Studios to tour the set of “Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows2, as well as interview members of the cast and crew.
Are you playing MuggleNet’s daily trivia challenge? Do you think you have the dedication and knowledge of the “Harry Potter” series that will set you apart from the rest? Give it a shot.
Reelz Channel recently came to my apartment to interview me for their upcoming special titled Harry Potter: A Decade of Magic. You can watch this preview of the special which has me talking about various aspects of the fandom. Enjoy, and see more when it airs on TV!
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Amos Diggory
Set decorator – RIP
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