The Phoenix Files #6: James Potter
By Christopher Stephen Hello everybody! I want to apologize for the past week’s hiatus. I know you were all dying to read this File, and I was dying to write it. Unfortunately, a number...
By Christopher Stephen Hello everybody! I want to apologize for the past week’s hiatus. I know you were all dying to read this File, and I was dying to write it. Unfortunately, a number...
by Brandon Yes folks, it’s that time of day. B-Fizzle, reporting from an undisclosed location (well, actually it is disclosed in my bio, but I digress), is back with more musings about our friend...
by Bojana Kenda I went to a Latin session the other day, and there was some talk about JK’s extensive knowledge of the above mentioned language. So there I started thinking — not about...
Hi everybody. Hope your holidays were nice. I thought I’d cut right to the chase and start with today’s article, which will continue my analysis of one Hogwarts Potions master. As I said in NT 34, there’s a lot to this character, so I’ll be writing a little series of articles about him. That’s the plan, but there might be some insertions (like the last one on Dumbledore) because of reader reactions as well.
By Christopher Stephen Hello, everyone! My name is Christopher Stephen, and I will be writing this bi-weekly column to explore J.K. Rowlings characters and (try to) see what their futures may hold. I want...
by Daniela The Killing Curse is an Unforgivable Curse that no one has ever been able to block (with the exception of baby Harry). On the upside, it seems to be an ideal way...
by darkBlue It is a commonly explored topic that Harry looks exactly like James and has Lily’s eyes. In fact, on the Scholastic.com Wizards Challenge one question specifically asks what Harry inherited from his parents. Having...
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...
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