Solve et Coagula: Part 3 – Literary Alchemy
In Part 3 of her “solve et coagula” analysis, Dr. Beatrice Groves explains how literary alchemy influences J.K. Rowling’s writing process.
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Rare First-Edition “Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone” Up for Auction in Edinburgh
If you have any interest in rare “Harry Potter” books, then you will love the latest one up for auction…
Solve et Coagula: Part 2 – The Ripley Scrolls, Nicolas Flamel, and Ben Jonson’s Alchemist
Dr. Beatrice Groves looks further into the origins of the phrase “solve et coagula” and the way in which it encapsulates Rowling’s own metaphors for her “process.”
Solve et Coagula: Part 1 – Rowling’s Alchemical Tattoo
Last year, J.K. Rowling got a tattoo of the alchemical Latin phrase “solve et coagula.” Read about how the phrase has an intimate connection with everything she writes.
J.K. Rowling Makes Magical Donations in Honor of the Battle of Hogwarts
J.K. Rowling has marked the 22nd anniversary of the Battle of Hogwarts by making donations to two British charities.
J.K. Rowling Talks Translated “Potter” Books and More in Latest Tweets
Much like the rest of us, J.K. Rowling has turned to social media to pass the time during lockdown. Over the past few weeks, she has shared her love for the translated editions of “Harry Potter” and why she just can’t be friends with the number four.
Lumos’s #HelpingNotHelping Campaign Nominated for CIPR Award
Congratulations are in order! J.K. Rowling’s charity, Lumos, has been short-listed for a CIPR Excellence Award. Find out more about it here!
Discover “Cormoran Strike” This April in Robert Galbraith’s Official Read-Along
Robert Galbraith’s official site invites readers to participate in a “Strike” read-along starting with the first novel, “The Cuckoo’s Calling”.
Hospital Brings Hogwarts Magic Amid COVID-19
Hospital rooms get Hogwarts House design to cheer up those affected by COVID-19.
