A Look Back at “What Will Happen in Harry Potter 7”: Chapters 1 & 2
Looking back on MuggleNet’s Book 7 predictions from ten years ago, what did we get right? What did we get wrong? Where did we come very close to having it all put together?
Tagged: JK Rowling
ICYMI: The “T” in “Voldemort” Is Silent, Says JKR
In what was more of a reminder to fans than completely new information, “Harry Potter” series author J.K. Rowling took to Twitter last night to address a common pronunciation error when dealing with the characters. It would seem that Lord Voldemort, the series’ primary villain, should be pronounced with a silent ‘T.’ The issue was raised most recently by College of Charleston English major Michael Lucero.
Eddie Redmayne Bombards J.K. Rowling with Questions About Newt!
We have been impatiently waiting for more news on J.K. Rowling’s “Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them” since filming began. In a new interview for Variety, Eddie Redmayne reveals a little (and we mean, a little!) more about his acceptance of the role and the information he’s attempted to extract from Jo!
An Ode to Chapter 6
16 years ago, “Prisoner of Azkaban” was published, and I owe my “Potter” love to one specific chapter.
All Aboard the Hogwarts Express
O, September 1, you majestic date. Now hurry, everyone, the train leaves at exactly 11 o’clock! t’s the day when young witches and wizards cross through platforms nine and ten to board the Hogwarts Express. The Sorting Hat will sing its song, and students will head off to bed with full stomachs, awaiting their first day of classes.
Good luck, James Sirius Potter
Today is James Sirius Potter’s first day of Hogwarts, my sister’s first day of high school, and I can’t help but reflect on how Harry Potter must be doing this morning.
Epilogue: 19 Months Later
The finale in this epilogue series imagines the wizarding world 19 months after the final battle.
The Transparent Dangers of the Wizarding World
It takes true strength to walk away from what you wish you had, which is why I believe the Mirror of Erised and the Veil are far more dangerous than any Unforgivable Curse.
Harry Potter and the Case of the Sevens
Did J.K. Rowling use the number seven an astounding amount of times to argue that the series can be read as a religious parallel? Did she do this by accident? Or did she just really enjoy the number? Read more to see the ways the number seven appears in the series!
