A Measure of Humanity
by David Scott A pervading theme of Frank Herbert’s brilliant sci-fi book, Dune, is the question of what makes one human. The opening chapter of the book pits our hero, Paul Atreides, against the test...
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Harry Potter and the Red Herring Horcruxes
by Cady McKinnon Today, our journey starts in a compartment aboard the Speculation Express. We will be traversing across the Thickets of Wildest Guesswork, finally arriving in Illumination City. The goal with this journey...
The Underground Lake #36: Cryptic Characters, Part 4: Checkmate
by Brandon In an all-too-busy world, the editorialist-on-the-go must juggle. But my readers are loyal, and they are patient. No old business obviously; therefore, I submit for you entertainment and consideration: CHECKMATE!! PAWN TO...
Madam Puddifoot’s: Newer than New
by Theresa After reading “Why I Became a Harry/Luna Shipper” by Jenna, a whole new ship burst its way into my little Harry Potter world. Admittedly, like most reasonable shippers, I am a subscriber to...
The Liberating Power of Harry’s Blood
by Donna G. Ramos (aka The Black Adder) Ever since Goblet of Fire, Harry Potter fans have tried to explain why there was a fleeting gleam of something like triumph in Dumbledore’s eyes when the...
Dumbledore’s Ironclad Reason
by Scott Andrew Walker After reading the greatly renewed discussion on Snape brought about by the essay Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Antagonist, written by the lovely and talented (and not to mention, my wife)...
CC #185: Week of May 21, 2006
In this week’s Caption Contest image, Robert Langdon and his associate search the halls of Hogwarts. This is a special Maniacal Month caption image! Read all of the winning captions for this week’s contest now!
Madam Puddifoot’s: Discovering a New and Scary Magic — or Building a Reliable Feminist Narrative?
by Bat Bogey As faithful readers come to the middle of the blockbuster Harry Potter series, author J.K. Rowling has continued to tease us with wonderful morsels of drama. Rowling’s work is especially provocative...
Quite Possibly Impossible Titles for Book Seven (Let’s hope…)
by T. Grant The following are titles that I hope JKR WON’T consider for the last HP book (except for maybe “HP, Four Weddings and a Funeral” … I might be okay with that one). Harry...
