The Magic Quill #80: The Thief’s Tale
Endora, wearing a set of eye-glasses with a fake nose and mustache attached, sat huddled and fidgety in a waiting room at St. Mungo’s Hospital for Magical Maladies and Injuries.
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The Burrow: Harry Says a Few Words
by Mudblood428 My first impulse was to talk a bit about my own feelings regarding Dumbledore, but I realized that I simply could not divorce my feelings from Harry’s experiences. Naturally, having witnessed everything...
The Half-Blood Prince’s Second-Hand Potions Book
by jmas1357 Were we all so shocked to learn that Severus Snape was the Half-Blood Prince that we missed some very important clues about his Advanced Potion-Making books provenance and its important future purpose?...
Upside Down, Hanging Around and Falling to the Ground: A List
by Silver Ink Pot I have been keeping a list of references from the Harry Potter books in which the characters are seen upside down, hanging in the air, or falling down. I feel that these...
Simple Math and the Horcruxes
by Preadn I’ve been reading the editorials here on MuggleNet for quite some time, and have taken them all with both a grain of salt and a spoonful of sugar. On one hand, some...
CC #167: Week of January 22, 2006
In this week’s Caption Contest image, Ron Weasley is taught to dance by Minerva McGonagall. Read all of the winning captions for this week’s contest now!
Katie Leung Returning for “Order of the Phoenix”
We’re excited to learn that Katie Leung will be reprising her role as Cho Chang for “Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix.”
The Magic Quill #79: A Break for Bestsellers
“Sporting memoirs mixed with do-it-yourself guides in this weeks Nonfiction List,” writes Daily Prophet book review editor Cicero Pica. “A tell-all exposé of the professional Quidditch league, a popular look at myths about Muggles, and a photo-essay about the most exotic, protected species of birds in the world were among the variety of subjects treated in the Top Ten Bestsellers.
The Burning Question of Emmeline
by Dawn When Snape went and killed Dumbledore, the resulting shock in the fandom world kind of pushed this one little detail out of sight: he had already confessed to murder, more than five...
