The Two-Way Mirror #7: Reading the 7×7 Matrix
By Daniela (Tentative predictions for the 6th and 7th books) I was prompted by a couple of nice readers to read my chart and figure out what in the world it means. The “chart”...
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The Two-Way Mirror #6: Voldemort and Fawkes
By Daniela Two passages strike me as oddly similar: “Fawkes swooped down in front of Dumbledore, opened his beak wide, and swallowed the jet of green light whole. He burst into flame and fell...
The Castle on the Hill: Voldemort’s Next Moves
by Brandon Ford B-Fizzle signing on, back on schedule. It is now finals week at great KU, and in just five days time I shall be returning to my own Number 4 Privet Drive...
CC #111: Week of December 5, 2004
In this week’s Caption Contest image, Neville Longbottom enjoys a blood pop in Honeydukes Read all of the winning captions for this week’s contest now!
Tracking the Dark Lord
by Lydia Spielberg Lord Voldemort’s domestic arrangements are an interesting point to consider. At some time during the summer between Prisoner of Azkaban and Goblet of Fire, he and Wormtail move into the Riddle House, near the...
The Magic Quill #32: Uncle or Aunt Leslie
Merlin’s story continued:
“Rigel was handed from one hooded, masked figure to another. They were so heavily cloaked that I couldn’t tell witch from wizard. I followed as nimbly as I could, dodging through the bustle of the castle corridors, past doorways marked with signs like ‘Curse R & D,’ ‘Store-Brand Poisons,’ and ‘Glamours, Illusions & Hypnopropaganda.’ Through some of those doorways I could hear chains rattling, winches straining, and far-off moans or screams. It was difficult to keep Rigel in sight, but I just managed it.
The Department of Mysteries: Eroor On Page
by Bob Sindeldecker Mea Culpa. For those who don’t speak Latin, it means “I am wrong.” If you read the previous column you know I just made a most embarrassing blunder. I wrote an entire article...
Here We Go Again For the First Time: The Underground Lake and the MoM
by Brandon Ford Okay. Saturday night I was riding high. After all of your wonderful emails about “Mysteries Unveiled” I was feeling pretty good about myself, and my ever-inflating ego was actually proud (for...
The Department of Mysteries: The Purpose of Prophecy
by Bob Sindeldecker My colleague Brandon Ford wrote a recent article on the nature of Prophecies. He noted that Prophecies always seem to come when they are most needed, and that they appear to come from some intelligence...
