The “Harry Potter” Worldbuilding Detail that Haunts Me
I know what it’s like to be part of a small, insular community. It’s obvious to me that the author of “Harry Potter” doesn’t.
Category: Editorials
Gilderoy Lockhart – A Queer Icon?
We delve into Gilderoy Lockhart’s unique style and hidden complexities. Is he a subtle queer icon in the Wizarding World?
Addressing Urgent Reforms in the Wizarding World: A Focus on Goblins and Beyond
In Harry Potter’s magical realm, a call for reform echoes, urging recognition of goblin rights and broader change.
Percy Jackson and the Potter Implications
Here’s what the Disney+ Percy Jackson adaptation can tell us about the upcoming Harry Potter TV series.
No “Harry Potter” Adaptation Can Live Up to the Books – and That’s Okay
Adaptations aren’t all about accuracy, and there will always be something special about reading “Harry Potter.”
How Harry Potter Shaped Our Childhood
The Harry Potter books and films changed the way we looked at the world. Here’s how it shaped our childhood.
A Gay Dumbledore: Is Retconning a Cop-Out?
Unveil the intricacies of character retcons as we explore the recent revelations surrounding Albus Dumbledore’s character.
Fifth Year Harry Is Allowed to Be Angry, and So Are You
This article takes a look at the similarities between Muggle and wizard teens living in difficult worlds, and why, like Harry, it’s okay to scream.
How Leta Lestrange Validated My Neurodivergent Childhood (and Adulthood)
Many neurodivergent people relate to Leta Lestrange from Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwald. Here’s why.
