Is Harry Potter the Son of God?
The story of Harry Potter is a fictionalized modern-day adaptation of the life of Christ, intended to introduce his character to a new generation.
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Divination Quiz
by Ben V.T. Editor’s Note: This isn’t the typical editorial, but we thought it’d be fun to test your “Divination” skills with this quiz. Here are 101 chances to “Unfog the Future.” Good Luck!...
Dumbledore’s Trust in Snape, Part 3: Riffs and Curiosities
by D.W. Hill (pentawork@epix.net) Table of Contents The Werewolf The Explanation and the Map An Odd Way to Treat an Escaped Convict Is Harry Really Harry? Snape’s Arrogance and Other Questions Puzzles and Perplexities...
Dumbledore’s Trust in Snape, Part 1: Headmaster and Schoolboy
by D.W. Hill (pentawork@epix.net) Table of Contents Introduction: “A Portrait in Subtlety” in Review Dumbledore: What He Knows and When He Knows It The Headmaster’s Biggest Concern: Certainly Not Horcruxes Seeing Through the Lies:...
CC #213: Week of April 10, 2007
In this week’s Caption Contest image, Harry Potter sits detention with Dolores Umbridge. Read all of the winning captions for this week’s contest now!
The Magic Quill #115: The Day of Five Puzzles
Spanky’s tale continued…
“The day after Silver Conkling saw the Potters off, I found myself spread very thin. A trainee agent woke me with urgent news that Silver’s party had not returned, and there weren’t enough agents left to change the watch.
Dumbledore’s Master Plan: Part 4
by Steve Connolly Welcome, fellow Potter enthusiasts, to the fourth installment of my seven-part editorial series. When we last left our half-moon-bespectacled hero, he had made it through the first of three consecutive years...
The Magic Quill #114: The Unusual Suspects
Spanky’s tale continued…
“During the entire visit to Zophar Goode’s farm, Ilona hadn’t said a word. Other than a few moments when I thought Goode might attack me, when knowing that she was there to cover my back made me feel safer, I wondered whether it had been a good idea for her to come along. I decided the sights, the smells, the sad story of the place had effected her deeply. She didn’t speak until we got home.
Severus Snape: A Portrait in Subtlety
by D.W. Hill (pentawork@epix.net) Copyright 2005, revised for MuggleNet 2007 Murdering a Friend: Rowling lays the groundwork for considering it a real option. Ever since finishing my first read of HBP in July 2005,...
