In this month’s episode of “Reading, Writing, Rowling”, hosts John and Katy are joined by a special guest to talk about oppression and subversion in the “Harry Potter” series.
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In this episode of “Reading, Writing, Rowling”, guest Beatrice Groves discusses her latest book, which explores references to other literary works within the “Harry Potter” books.
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“I open at the close.” How do the connections between the first and last “Harry Potter” novels form a circle that guides readers through the series, and how do the other novels connect with their “partner” novels? Dr. Beatrice Groves of Oxford University is on the case!
In celebration of it being 20 years since “Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone” was first published, Roanoke is putting on a celebration that’s sure to excite even a casual “Potter” fan (if there’s such a thing…)!
Here’s a theory: What if the objects Harry sees in Borgin and Burkes foreshadow events in the rest of the series?
Now in its seventh year, the Harry Potter Festival will be returning to Chestnut Hill, Pennsylvania! Find out more about this magical annual event and its changes for 2016!
With convention season upon us, there are a large number of nerdy events to attend.
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