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New Images from Jim Kay’s Illustrated Edition Released!
We’re just days away from the publication of the highly anticipated illustrated version of “Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone”, but while we wait, the “Telegraph” has got several new images to tide you over!
The Eighth Year #QuidditchTurnsTen
2013 was the first year of regional qualifiers that progressed local gameplay among clubs. University of Texas also became just the second team to lift a world cup trophy.
Robercon 2015: A Convention with Small Town Charm
Superheroes, space warriors, and wizards all came out at Robercon 2015, and MuggleNet was there in the midst of it all. Robercon, an annual sci-fi and fantasy convention in Binghamton, New York, advertises itself as a place to “let your geek flag fly.” Hundreds of people turned out to take Robercon up on that offer. Author Tamora Pierce served as the guest of honor for the weekend, speaking on panels, answering questions from eager fans, and doing book signings. Of course, there were plenty of panels and activities for fans of J.K. Rowling’s magical world to attend as well.
Did We Know the Identity of the Cursed Child All Along?
While waiting for more news on the upcoming stage play, the speculation over the plot for “Cursed Child” continues with some information hidden in plain sight.
Movie Review: “Who Killed Nelson Nutmeg?”, Starring Bonnie Wright
In advance of its world premiere as part of the BFI London Film Festival, we’ve reviewed “Who Killed Nelson Nutmeg?”, starring Bonnie Wright! Find out more about this family-friendly film!
Regarding Fred and George’s fireworks…
Professor Flitwick, What was the Charm Fred and George Weasley used to create a swamp in the hallway when they made their exit? I know you kept part of it because you thought it was a great piece of Charmwork. Is it still there though, after the Battle of Hogwarts? And have you kept any of the fireworks they used? Do you happen to know the Charm for making those? Thank you for your reply, a Ginger Gryffindor
Harry Potter and the Banned Book
For a decade, “Harry Potter” was considered one of the most challenged or banned books around the world. Now that the series has come to a close, what does this mean for the future?
The Ninth Year #QuidditchTurnsTen
Join us in our countdown for the ten-year anniversary of Muggle Quidditch as we reminisce on the exciting events relating to the beloved sport in 2014!
