How “Harry Potter” Saved My Spiritual Life
The “Potter” books have changed the lives of many people in many different ways: psychologically, emotionally, and even spiritually.
The “Potter” books have changed the lives of many people in many different ways: psychologically, emotionally, and even spiritually.
We’ll soon know more about Dumbledore’s dubious past thanks to “Fantastic Beasts”, but we do know that his experiences with Grindelwald changed him substantially. I argue that they made him a much better man than most give him credit for.
What is Death of the Author? And what does it mean for “Harry Potter”?
The effects of the Dementor’s Kiss seem to bear some similarity to a certain neurosurgical procedure.
Will the “Harry Potter” series ever be considered classics, or do they transcend even that form of immortality?
I’m often asked why I spend so much of my time in the “Potter” fandom. The answer is simple: magic and friendship.
In an age where fandom has flourished, largely thanks to the interconnectivity provided by the vast expanse of the Internet, that very same web space is now threatened by greed and a volatile political climate.
J.K. Rowling seems to think that “Cursed Child” is canon, so why does her official wizarding world website not treat it as such?
It’s Pride Month. So why not celebrate with queer headcanons?
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