Scorpius and Albus have a connection in “Harry Potter and the Cursed Child”, which some interpret as romantic. Here’s why LGBTQ+ representation is important even if it’s only a headcanon.
Are you looking for new queer headcanons to expand your reading? Look no further!
There are a lot of critiques about LGBTQ+ representation in the “Harry Potter” series. Historical perspectivism provides an explanation and call to action for LGBTQ+ representation in the franchise.
What’s the difference between literary and commercial fiction, and why does it matter anyway? Let’s look at some of the ways these two categories are defined, where “Harry Potter” fits, and why I think commercial fiction isn’t getting the respect it deserves.
I went to the theater with Professor Flitwick and Tom Cruise… sort of.
I don’t usually gamble, but when I do… I win the “Harry Potter” lottery.
Why are there so many “Harry Potter” fans who are also musical theater fans?
While rewatching the “Harry Potter” movies during my self-quarantine, I rediscovered the magic of just sitting and experiencing the magic. Have any of you had an experience like that?
This year, I’m celebrating World Book Day by sharing my personal journey through the “Harry Potter” series and why this series will stay with me throughout my life.
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