by Russell Paulette Part One Being an introduction to your author, and his overly pretentious need for title after title… To start with, I really, really didn’t want to like anything Harry Potter related, whatsoever. I’ll...
by Madeline Recently, someone put up an editorial comparing Ginny with Pettigrew. While I have nothing against this person, I think that we as readers are judging the future by the past. We see connections between...
by HC Paes One of the most intriguing aspects of Harry’s personality is that he doesn’t seem to fit in the background of bullying and humiliation he has suffered during his childhood. Some even...
by Robbie Fischer J. K. Rowling’s World Book Day chat has so far provided Harry Potter fans and “sleuths” with their first hints, since the advent of Book 5, about what is in store...
by Liz Naishtut Editor’s note: JK Rowling reveals in one of her interviews that Mrs. Weasley’s maiden name is Prewett. The editorial still makes excellent points based on other evidence and theory. Just a warning, this...
by Joshua Bradshaw One of the most difficult sibling relationships to analyze in the books published to date is that of Lily Potter and Petunia Dursley. We have very few direct quotes to go...
by Cassandra Vert J.K. Rowling draws on a variety of sources for ideas for Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix. Fans of literature love tracing the various influences that may have influenced their favorite...
by Robbie Fischer While they’re not, strictly speaking, siblings, the relationship between Harry Potter and his cousin Dudley resonates with classic themes of sibling rivalry. Ever since the very first pair of brothers on...
In this week’s Caption Contest image, Petunia and Vernon find themselves in the Jurassic age. This is a special Maniacal Month caption image! Read all of the winning captions for this week’s contest now!
Amos Diggory
Set decorator – RIP
2007
Xenophilius Lovegood
Harry Potter
Composer
1991
Rose Granger-Weasley (CC – London)
2017
Producer
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