by Siria Ciraux We usually think of Slytherins and Gryffindors as opposites; good and evil, pitted against each other. Gryfindors are good guys, Slytherins and bad, and Hufflepuffs and Ravenclaws are somewhere in the...
by Siria Ciraux I’ve notices a lot of really cool theories out there. Cool, but not probable. I think we, as a Harry Potter community, are suffering from HP denial. JKR rolled (excuse the...
In this week’s Caption Contest image, Professor Trelawney dares to read Hermione Granger’s fortune. Read all of the winning captions for this week’s contest now!
The next night, the cloaked wizard who called himself Spanky shouldered his way through the standing-room only crowd of cloaked wizards and witches at the Hog’s Head. Horrible noises, like a tomcat getting the worst of a nocturnal assignation,
by Dan This week’s Owl Post: As you know, J K Rowling released the title of the sixth book: Harry Potter and the Half Blood Prince. You’ll probably be receiving many of these letters,...
by Joshua Bradshaw Editor’s Note: This is an older editorial, but it deserves to be featured anyway. The recent activities of one Percy Weasley have been the source of a great deal of debate...
Today, I thought I’d continue to comment the Changeling Hypothesis, which I started on last week. I’ve received loads of owls on the subject, and most point out the same things; so I thought I’d start with that the most common questions.
1) “JKR said in an interview that Harry isn’t related to Voldemort, so you saying that he’s in a way the heir of Slytherin can’t be true.”
In this week’s Caption Contest image, Harry and Hermione celebrate the end of term by boarding the Hogwarts Express. Read all of the winning captions for this week’s contest now!
by Marc Meunier Did anyone else think it strange (in OoTP) that Aunt Petunia seemed to know infinitely more about the wizarding world than previously thought? Did anyone else think it strange that a...
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