Are Current J.K. Rowling Memes Chasing Away New Readers?
J.K. Rowling memes are starting to get out of hand. Will the next generation refuse to read “Potter” based on unreliable, preconceived notions?
Category: Editorials
It’s the Wrong Time to Further Monetize the “Harry Potter” Brand
It is the opinion of this journalist that the just-announced move on Warner Bros. part, to form Wizarding World Gold, is an egregious mistake.
EXCLUSIVE: New Service “Wizarding World Gold” Charges for Premium Access to the Wizarding World
Readers will soon have the option to pay for premium access to the best and brightest parts of the wizarding world – including, thanks to the merger of Warner Bros. and Pottermore, the seven published “Potter” novels.
How JKR Taught Me Confidence in Myself
I haven’t always had the confidence of Gilderoy Lockhart, but as I came to know and love the “Harry Potter” series, I found my self-assurance growing. That’s all thanks to you, JKR.
The Boy Who Lived and the Man Who Died: The Wizarding World and Its Very Real Discourse on Death
“Harry Potter” provided me with strength in the face of grief and taught me that “the ones that love us never really leave us.”
J.K. Rowling and the Impossible Predicament
In this latest online furor, misled by a clickbait headline, fans have taken issue with J.K. Rowling revealing that Dumbledore and Grindelwald had “incredibly intense” sex. However, she never actually said this.
Is Gender Bias Different in the Wizarding World?
In many ways, the wizarding world is far ahead of Muggles in terms of gender equality, but Voldemort’s regime still manages to uphold the patriarchy.
The Blood Pact: Symbolism, Subtext, and Queerbaiting
Stories about people like Dumbledore are often told exclusively through symbols and subtext, rendering their queerness invisible.
How “Harry Potter” Is Helping Me Get Through My Divorce
“Harry Potter” has helped so many of us through a myriad of difficult situations. Here’s how the series is helping me get through my divorce.
