The Department of Mysteries: Potential Potter Products
by Bob Sindeldecker AUTHOR’S NOTE: this was written in December 2004, to be posted in the week before Christmas. The weather prevented me from getting it up – more on that below. Just pretend...
by Bob Sindeldecker AUTHOR’S NOTE: this was written in December 2004, to be posted in the week before Christmas. The weather prevented me from getting it up – more on that below. Just pretend...
By Christopher Stephen Hello, everyone! My name is Christopher Stephen, and I will be writing this bi-weekly column to explore J.K. Rowlings characters and (try to) see what their futures may hold. I want...
Julie Walters expresses her disappointment in her character, Mrs. Weasley, being cut from the “Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire” movie.
by Andrew Lee and Robert Lanto “And then exactly one year ago, Hogwarts had written Harry, and the whole story had come out.” -Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets A Rare U-Bend Apology: Due...
We now know the length of “Half-Blood Prince.”
In this week’s Caption Contest image, Remus Lupin gives Harry special instruction for Boggarts. Read all of the winning captions for this week’s contest now!
by Daniela The Killing Curse is an Unforgivable Curse that no one has ever been able to block (with the exception of baby Harry). On the upside, it seems to be an ideal way...
by Adam D. Bram “I cordially dislike allegory in all its manifestations, and always have done so since I grew old and wary enough to detect its presence. I much prefer history, true or...
“I think it’s time for one among our number to reveal his true face,” Harvey said over the second round of drinks, the next time his party gathered in their dingy parlor in the back of the Hog’s Head pub.
“Not if you mean me,” said Joe Albuquerque, appearing this evening in the disguise of a Jamaican beachcomber.
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