Yoto Expands Its Wizarding World Collection with Hogwarts Library Books
The Hogwarts Library collection is now available on audio platform Yoto, in addition to the previously released seven “Harry Potter” audiobooks.
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Keats, “The Eve of St. Agnes,” and “Harry Potter”
On the Eve of St. Agnes, Dr. Beatrice Groves analyzes the possible influence of John Keats’s poem and other works on “Harry Potter.”
First-Ever Line Written of “Harry Potter” Series Revealed
The author divulged some details about writing “Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone” in a recent interview.
“From the Wizarding Archive” Announced, Featuring Freshly Curated Wizarding World Content
“From the Wizarding Archive” will be released in e-book and digital audiobook formats later this year.
David Yates Says He Was Taken by Surprise When Author Announced “Fantastic Beasts” Would Be Five Films
As it turns out, “Fantastic Beasts” director David Yates was as surprised by the 2016 announcement as the rest of us.
Librarian’s Signed First-Edition “Harry Potter” Books After Chance Meeting with the Author in 1999 Went Up for Auction
A school librarian’s two signed first-edition “Harry Potter” books and original photo with the author went up for auction at Hansons Auctioneers.
Is She or Isn’t She?: Goblins and Anti-Semitism
The depictions of goblins in “Harry Potter” encapsulate anti-Semitic stereotypes – but was that intentional?
Author’s Original Sketches to Accompany 25th-Anniversary Edition of “Philosopher’s Stone” from Bloomsbury
Bloomsbury has revealed that the author’s original sketches will be included in its 25th-anniversary reprint of “Philosopher’s Stone.”
What Does It Take to Make a Phenomenon: A Book Review
Patricio Tarantino explores each facet of the wizarding phenomenon – publication, movie deals, theme parks, and play – in his new book.
