A Recipe for “Order of the Phoenix”
When authors were prompted to come up with recipes for popular books at this year’s NYC Teen Author Festival, one author, Sarvenaz Tash, crafted a recipe for “Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix”.
Category: The Quibbler
Introducing MuggleNet Junior and MuggleNet After Dark
MuggleNet is ushering in a new era for our upcoming 20th birthday, and our readers will be invited to engage in “Harry Potter” fandom in the way that best suits them.
Ten Reasons “Twilight” Is Better Than “Harry Potter”
No matter how you look at it, “Twilight” is clearly the superior book series. Here are the top ten reasons why.
J.K. Rowling and the Questions from No One
This article addresses the grossly exaggerated misconception, which has spiraled out of control lately, that J.K. Rowling is guilty of providing fans with excessive, and often retconned, information regarding the wizarding world.
Two Voldemorts Are Better Than One
hpboy13 reflects on “Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets” and theorizes what would have happened if Tom Riddle had escaped the Diarycrux.
Draco and Some Naughty Little Plans
hpboy13 explores how Lucius Malfoy’s and Tom Riddle’s plans in “Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets” crisscrossed and how Draco ruined Riddle’s plan.
The Sword Until Recently Known as Gryffindor’s
Dr. Beatrice Groves dissects the moral challenge of the goblin perspective on the ownership of Gryffindor’s sword, which is strongly linked to our popular understanding of Marxism.
Rowling’s Goblin Problem?
With the opening of an exhibition, “Jews, Money, Myth”, at the Jewish Museum London, Dr. Beatrice Groves ponders whether the depiction of goblins in “Harry Potter” is anti-Semitic.
Heliopaths, Fiendfyre, and a Cassandra Complex
Luna Lovegood’s role in the “Harry Potter” series fits squarely into the Cassandra complex. hpboy13 suggests that Luna’s Heliopaths are actually creatures of Fiendfyre.
