Greetings Potter fans, and welcome to the third installment in my seven-part analysis of the great Albus Dumbledore. In our last episode, everyone’s favorite headmaster successfully deterred the Dark Lord’s first attempt to return...
by Steve Connolly He’s a funny man, Dumbledore — I think he knows more or less everything that goes on here. -Harry Potter (p. 302, SS, U.S. Paperback) Welcome back, everyone. I hope you all...
by D.W. Hill (pentawork@epix.net) Copyright 2005, revised for MuggleNet 2007 Murdering a Friend: Rowling lays the groundwork for considering it a real option. Ever since finishing my first read of HBP in July 2005,...
What could a summer release date for movie 5 mean for the final book? Can we still hope for a 07/07/07 release for book 7? Let’s do the math.
by Brandon After completing Book Six, my faith in the loyalty of “The Former Professor” (TFP) was not only unwavering, but I also trusted him more because he killed Dumbledore. I have been the king of...
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...
by hulagal The Fidelius Charm — such an innocuous little name for a spell that changed the course of Harry Potter’s life. In chapter ten of PoA it is described as thus: …[a]n immensely...
by Brittany As a fan fiction writer, one thing I enjoy is to try and classify characters according to their strengths, so as to work out how they would react to specific challenges. Oftentimes,...
J.K. Rowling likes to hide clues in unusual ways, and one of the most cryptic ways to hide a clue is to embed it in another clue. While the Sorcerer’s Stone riddle has received a fair amount of conversation, the sphinx’s riddle and the merpeople’s riddle in “Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire” have received much less talk, yet they seem to function in a similar way to the Sorcerer’s Stone riddle.
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