“Half-Blood Prince” Book Covers Released!
Scholastic and Bloomsbury both released their respective covers for “Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince”!
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The Biggest Bullies on the Playground
by Diana Lopez Throughout the entire series thus far and, undoubtedly, well into the last two books, Rowling constantly reminds her readers about all the uncanny traits our young Mr. Potter shares with his...
The Burrow: Moving Magic
by Robbie Fischer There are many advantages to driving a broomstick as your primary vehicle. For instance, it can slip through narrow gaps in traffic. Heck, it can fly right over the top of...
Power and the Fall of Voldemort
by darkBlue “Where love rules, there is no will to power; and where power predominates, there love is lacking. The one is the shadow of the other.” – Carl Jung What does Lord Voldemort...
CC #123: Week of February 27, 2005
In this week’s Caption Contest image, a portrait of James and Lily Potter dancing moves silently on Harry’s end table. Read all of the winning captions for this week’s contest now!
Lessons to be Learned: What Harry Needs to Know Now
by Sholeigh I wanted to share with you one area of thought that I’ve had about the upcoming Half-Blood Prince, because I see this novel as a preparation for what is to come in Book...
So Who Gets Black Manor and Kreacher?: A Legal Analysis
by Richard Jones Now that Sirius is dead (yes, he’s dead), who inherits his property? Anyone who has gone to law school has been trained in spotting legal issues, and this seemingly simple question...
The Underground Lake #17: Mysteries Unveiled Part Deux: The Choices of the Headmaster
by Brandon Yes folks, it’s that time again. B-Fizzle is back, in regular rotation, ready to spew forth (pardon the pun, Hermione) some more expounding on our good friend, Harry Potter. All the emails...
The Magic Quill #42: Orel Prevention
Spankys narrative continued:
“I trailed Orel back to his flat in London, which he had filled with a lot of rare and dangerous stuff. One of the things he had was a Pensieve. I was surprised to see it, having read that Dumbledore had rid England of the things, with a few closely guarded exceptions. I had always wanted to mess around with one, and I must admit that I had never understood what was so dangerous about them. I was about to learn a very hard lesson.
