“The job what made my first fortune,” Sadie began her tale, “didn’t come my way till I had been workin’ in the property transferin’ line for several years. I had worked me way up, like, from charmin’ galleons out of the pockets of patrons at Axel Exum’s Exhibition of Muggle Marvels, and sellin’ unlicensed commemorative earmuffs in the neighborhood of any Nasal Drip concert…”
“Sporting memoirs mixed with do-it-yourself guides in this weeks Nonfiction List,” writes Daily Prophet book review editor Cicero Pica. “A tell-all exposé of the professional Quidditch league, a popular look at myths about Muggles, and a photo-essay about the most exotic, protected species of birds in the world were among the variety of subjects treated in the Top Ten Bestsellers.
by Richard A. Glover The Echo of myth was a talkative muse, punished for her infidelities by being condemned to repeat that which was said to her, without the ability to enter into conversation...
A fair number of classes, including Care of Magical Creatures, Defense Against the Dark Arts, and Divination are so poorly taught and conducted that it would seem that legal action on the part of parents would be called for.
by Ginny S. Is Harry really looking for four horcruxes? No. Let’s go back to the beginning and assume that Dumbledore is correct in that Voldemort successfully split his soul into seven parts. One...
by Damon The Ministry of Magic is fast becoming my favorite subject to discuss when we turn to Harry Potter in my group of friends. Thats why I am glad to have an excuse...
by Steve Willis “All warfare is based on deception.” -Sun Tzu in The Art of WarTwo characters from the Harry Potter series came to mind as I was reading a book called Secret Soldiers by Philip Gerard about...
Spanky’s tale continued:
“After they extracted me from the Pensieve, Orel and Eustace roughed me up a good bit. I had been feeling almost sorry for them until then, especially as Orel was so sure that You-Know-Who was going to fry him. But they were, after all, a couple of pure-blood twerps–no offence, Harvey, old man–who enjoyed nothing better than stomping on a half-blood upstart who had, besides, made their bosom friend Shmedly look bad at the Owlympics.
by simplybecky So, the big question that has been on everyone’s minds since the Edinburgh International Book Festival is the one that Jo herself told us we should be asking: “Why didn’t Voldemort die?” Not, why...
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