by Lizzy B. Remember that mousy-haired and insanely jumpy little guy? Yes, Colin Creevey, the one who bounces ’round Hogwarts castle with his camera and shouting out, “All right, Harry?”. What about him? Well,...
In this week’s Caption Contest image, Harry and Ron check the letter that came with his Invisibility Cloak. Read all of the winning captions for this week’s contest now!
the Quill is enjoying its seasonal overhaul at Scrivenshaft’s, and I am wearing out my broomstick traveling for the holidays. Meanwhile, I hope you will ponder and enjoy these puzzlers about the continuity of the Harry Potter series. My theory is that Ms. Rowling has purposely left some details vague in order to limit the exposure of the magical world. But your guess is as good as mine…
by Angela Goff JKR has indicated very clearly that we can expect more deaths in Books 6 and 7. Death theories abound, of course, but I think there is one very plausible death theory...
by Bob Sindeldecker This time, it’s personal. A few columns ago I elaborated on a quote from the mysterious WDD, a correspondent from Sri Lanka. WDD eventually identified himself as Wikum Dina, a student in that...
by Jenna I find it highly ironic that the most passionately argued theories, the largest percentage of all HP fan fiction and the most ongoing debates all revolve around shipping. I mean, MuggleNet has...
by Kaelli Karali In John G.’s editorial Looks Can Be Deceiving, he mentioned that he believed that Tonks was created for the sole purpose of introducing Metamorphmagi to readers because there is, or will be,...
by Daniel D There are many things we know about the truth drug Veritaserum, and probably lots more things that we don’t. Lets recap: We know that it takes a whole month to mature;...
by Enrik and Leon While reading OotP very carefully, two things caught our eyes: all of the DADA teachers had a special “secret.” One shared a body with Voldemort, one was a fake, another...
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