by Steve Connolly Welcome, fellow Potter enthusiasts, to the fourth installment of my seven-part editorial series. When we last left our half-moon-bespectacled hero, he had made it through the first of three consecutive years...
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,...
In this week’s Caption Contest image, Minerva McGonagall chastizes Ron and Harry for being late to Transfiguration. Read all of the winning captions for this week’s contest now!
In this week’s Caption Contest image, Harry and Ron pig out on sweets from the Trolley witch. This is the 200th Caption Week! Read all of the winning captions for this week’s contest now!
by Lady Lupin We have pondered the possibility that Harry is to Gryffindor what Voldemort is to Slytherin – his last surviving ‘heir.’ JKR seemed to negate this theory, though inconclusively, when Emerson and...
by Brandon I’m back, folks. What is there to say in this case but, “sorry for my absence”? However, know that in my little hiatus I have crafted several entertaining entries that should keep...
by Darrell Fuller As HBP has made evident, the dementors have been steadily increasing their numbers since their mass revolt from Azkaban, their reproduction casting a cold, eerie mist upon the world. Despite these...
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...
by John G. Three excellent recently published editorials have made a lot of great points about R.A.B. and the Death Eaters. These are Dark Mark: Access Granted, Regulus and the Cave, the Locket and the Note,...
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