The Names of “The Ickabog” – Part 2: Ichabod
Dr. Beatrice Groves uncovers how “The Ickabog” alludes to not just the name “Ichabod” but also the themes, plot, and narration of Washington Irving’s “The Legend of Sleepy Hollow.”
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Where Is the Real Little Whinging?
A Surrey news outlet has suggested Muggle towns as possible stand-ins for Little Whinging. Which one can we pin on our “Harry Potter” map?
Why I Ship Dean and Seamus
What’s your favorite non-canon ship in the “Harry Potter” series? Here are all the reasons to ship Deamus.
How I Learned to Stop Caring and Love the Gay Subtext in “Cursed Child”
Scorpius and Albus have a connection in “Harry Potter and the Cursed Child”, which some interpret as romantic. Here’s why LGBTQ+ representation is important even if it’s only a headcanon.
Book Review: “Harry Potter and Beyond” by Tison Pugh
Tison Pugh’s new book “Harry Potter and Beyond” offers an excellent introduction to “Potter” scholarship.
Five “Harry Potter” Characters I Read as LGBTQ
Are you looking for new queer headcanons to expand your reading? Look no further!
The Harry Potter Lexicon Celebrates 20 Years with a Magical Surprise
Potterheads will know that the Harry Potter Lexicon is turning 20 this year. A celebration is in order, and you are invited to join in the magical fun. Find out what’s in store.
Historical Perspectivism Somewhat Explains Lacking LGBTQ+ Representation in “Harry Potter”
There are a lot of critiques about LGBTQ+ representation in the “Harry Potter” series. Historical perspectivism provides an explanation and call to action for LGBTQ+ representation in the franchise.
Perusing “Potter” – An Ode to Commercial Fiction
What’s the difference between literary and commercial fiction, and why does it matter anyway? Let’s look at some of the ways these two categories are defined, where “Harry Potter” fits, and why I think commercial fiction isn’t getting the respect it deserves.
