Is Harry Potter a Feminist Text?
Is “Harry Potter” a feminist book series? Read on for an analysis based on three factors.
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Lumos and LeakyCon Bring Charity Magic to London this week
Lumos, the charity founded and chaired by J.K. Rowling to end the systematic placement of children in so called “orphanages” around the world, has teamed up with LeakyCon, a fan conference which grew from the website The Leaky Cauldron, to bring its message and mission to the core worldwide Harry Potter fan community.
Alohomora! Episode 42: ‘Intimidation Squad’ – now available!
Alohomora! – our Harry Potter global re-read podcast – has reached Chapter 5 of Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire. Listen along with hosts Eric, Terrance, Michael and guest host Rukmini Girish, as...
Twitter Roundup: Happy Birthday, Jo!
As July drew to a close, three very special people celebrated their birthdays As most of you guessed correctly, today is Neville’s birthday. Retweet to celebrate! #HappyBirthdayNevilleLongbottom http://t.co/2VCjpe9fUh — Pottermore (@pottermore) July 30, 2013...
Free the House-Elves
Dear Hermione Granger,
How can I go about freeing the house elves from their enslavement?
Defeating the Dark Lord
Dear Harry,
What was it like defeating Voldemort? Were you happy? Were you relieved that is was finally over?
Rupert Grint confirmed to make stage debut in “Mojo” this fall
Rumors that Rupert Grint will make his stage debut this coming fall have been confirmed – the Harry Potter actor is set to star alongside Brendan Coyle and Ben Whishaw in a production of Mojo. Mojo is described as a dark comedy which takes place at a Soho nightclub during the late 1950s. Grint will play Sweets, a pill-popping associate of a murdered nightclub owner.
