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Your Mother Needn’t Have Died: Or, Lily Potter and the Voldemort Proposition
by Courtney L. Kathrys Lily Evans Potter is an enigma to many. She is the Muggle-born girl who despised and then subsequently fell in love with James Potter. She is also the woman who...
The Inifinite Possibilites of the Pensieve
by Jenni Coxon “A shallow stone basin lay there, with odd carvings around the edge; runes and symbols that Harry did not recognise. The silvery light was coming from the basin’s contents, which were...
The Magic Quill #50: The Shape of Things That Have Been
Thank you, dear reader Biblio, for suggesting thatas the Magic Quill reaches the big Five-Ohwe go back and summarize where the storyline has taken us so far, to help latecomers catch up. At first I was going to make a rude comeback like, Why not try reading the column from the beginning and see if it makes any sense to you? But then, I realized that this would be a good opportunity to archive the old numbers of the Magic Quill, and turn a new page, so to speak. So, with apologies to those of you who are eagerly waiting to find out what happens next, here is what has happened already:
“Half-Blood Prince” Audio Edition Releasing in US and Canada on July 16
The “Half-Blood Prince” audio edition in the US and Canada is announced for release on July 16.
The Phoenix Files: Minerva, the Goddess
by Michiel Jorissen (megaflix) In this editorial I’d like to discuss the first name of our beloved Transfiguration teacher—Minerva McGonagall. I’ve already said some of these things on the forum, but this editorial’s quite...
The Phoenix Files #7: Nymphadora Tonks
By Christopher Stephen Hey everyone! Thanks so much for the awesome McGonagall submissions—I had a tough time choosing who got published, let me tell you! I have a feeling it’s only going to get...
The Magic Quill #49: The Silken Ladder
Merlin’s tale continued…
“As the sound of locks being undone resounded through the vault, Don Pagliai stuffed something through a knothole in the crate where I was hidden. ‘Hurry,’ he said. ‘Hide this on yourself. It is one of the few things Il Comte did not take from us, and I have hoped until now that it might become useful. Perhaps it will serve you.’
The U-Bend #20: The Leung-est Mile
by Andrew Lee “Mudblood’s a really foul name for someone who was Muggle-born – you know, non-magic parents. There are some wizards – like Malfoy’s family – who think they’re better than everyone else...