The Phoenix Files: Folder #3: Rita Skeeter
By Christopher Stephen Today’s folder from The Phoenix Files is that of Rita Skeeter, one of the newest and most interesting characters in the series. We first meet Rita Skeeter in the fourth book,...
By Christopher Stephen Today’s folder from The Phoenix Files is that of Rita Skeeter, one of the newest and most interesting characters in the series. We first meet Rita Skeeter in the fourth book,...
by Bob Sindeldecker OPENING REMARKSAs of this writing (Thursday, February 17), we have 21 more weeks until Half-Blood Prince comes out, and I have 19 columns that need to be posted before that book makes them...
by Rams Reading Daniela Teo’s detailed editorials on the significance of the seven tasks in PS/SS (The Seven Tasks and The Seven Tasks Revisited) and an excellent essay in the Harry Potter Lexicon by Prefect Marcus, The...
Have you ever wondered when, specifically, the prophecy was made? If so, this is the editorial for you.
by Brandon Yes folks, it’s that time of day. B-Fizzle, reporting from an undisclosed location (well, actually it is disclosed in my bio, but I digress), is back with more musings about our friend...
by Sharon This was a particularly interesting topic, which surprisingly took a great deal of self-reflection. My first thought was “my Chihuahuas!” They are small enough to be easily transported on the school train,...
In this week’s Caption Contest image, Dumbledore comes to Harry’s rescue during a dangerous Quidditch match. Read all of the winning captions for this week’s contest now!
by Jenna A recent MuggleNet poll has posed a brilliant question: do you think it’s fair to consider the Harry Potter books children’s stories? And I think, not only am I unable to choose any of...
by Cheri Mathieu After reading Order of the Phoenix yet again, my attention came across some lines we have all read multiple times… This excerpt is from the Sorting Hat’s song: “And at last there came...
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