As promised, one essay submission would be highlighted every month on the MuggleNet homepage. This month’s selection is entitled The ‘Adventurous Song’: Why Harry Potter is Epic Literature”, and it was written by Helena, exploring the degree to which J.K. Rowling follows in the footsteps of Homer, Milton, and even J.R.R. Tolkien.
Have a lasting theory about the Harry Potter series even though the books are done? In our editorial section the conversation continues!
Added recently by staff members Noah and Kyle, MuggleNet.com’s new Essay Section allows fans to defend crack-pot theories, analyze and discuss specific segments of the text, and comment on Potter as it’s perceived in society (in 2,000 words or less).
by Jay Ortiz What do we know of the actual events that occurred at Godric’s Hollow, stripped of the myths and conjectures added by tellers of the tale who were not actually present? We...
by Jay Ortiz First, we should deal as factually as possible with three categories of theories that superficially seem credible and appear to have the most adherents. The first, as we have been considering,...
by Jay Ortiz J. Subplots and Themes To place Lord Voldemort’s Horcruxes – and especially the sixth – in context and to understand their significance in the overall plot of the Harry Potter epic,...
Well, I’m prepared to bet you now, that at least before the week is out, at least one of the Horcruxes will have been correctly identified by careful re-readers of the books.” – J.K....
by Robbie Fischer The Harry Potter novels are filled with marvels. Flying cars, invisibility cloaks, mirrors that show you your heart’s desire, and many other magics fill our minds with wonder. Forbidden potions, screaming...
by Erin H. I first met Harry Potter as an eight-year-old. I can still remember the rush of reading Sorcerer’s Stone for the first time: wondering why there were all the owls and strangely-dressed people in...
by Berylla Chubb After I first read the Harry Potter books, I joined the online community (mainly here at MuggleNet) and I have never stopped being amazed. The wealth of inspiration that J.K. Rowling has created...
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