The Burrow: Four Fearsome Creatures
by Rachael Johnson JKR created a new and intriguing world of fantasy when she wrote HP. Where as the books are works of creative genius, not all of it came from the authors head....
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CC #067: Week of January 25, 2004
In this week’s Caption Contest image, a young Tom Riddle confronts Hagrid about the creatures he is keeping in secret. Read all of the winning captions for this week’s contest now!
Could Ernie MacMillan Be on to Something?
“No one knows how he survived that attack by You-Know-Who…Only a really powerful Dark wizard could have survived a curse like that…” When we first read this, we are immediately on Harry’s side, thinking Ernie MacMillan to be a complete idiot. But could Ernie be on to something?
Knights of Walpurgis
by Cindy Eric Introduction Source of information: BBC Newsnight Thursday, 19 June, 2003, 19:05 GMT 20:05 UK Transcript of JK Rowling: The Interview “‘…in here is the history of the Death Eaters and I...
The Burrow: Dragons: The Misunderstood Beast
by TJ Hues His body was monstrous, horrible and vast, Swollen with wrath and poison and with bloody gore; And over all with brazen scales was armed, Like plated coat of steel, that nothing...
CC #066: Week of January 18, 2004
In this week’s Caption Contest image, Draco Malfoy chats with Crabbe and Goyle who may not be themselves. Read all of the winning captions for this week’s contest now!
Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix – Hot or Not?
by David Jack Finally, the wait is over and the most eagerly anticipated book in publishing history has arrived. Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix, which is roughly the size and weight of...
Snape’s Got Issues
by Cynthia Parson Snape is an intriguing and complex character because he is a study of contradiction. He’s good and he’s bad and that makes him mysterious. He isn’t rude to everyone, just those...
The Importance of Fawkes, Moody, Tonks, and Fred and George
by Hannah Grenham Five of the most important characters are often ignored, though I think they hold great significance to the rest of the septology. One is a bird, another a metamorphmagus, another a...
