Why I Let “Harry Potter” Consume My Life
I’m often asked why I spend so much of my time in the “Potter” fandom. The answer is simple: magic and friendship.
Category: Editorials
FANDOM UNDER SIEGE: The War on Net Neutrality
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.
Pottermore, Do You Think “Cursed Child” Is Canon or Not?
J.K. Rowling seems to think that “Cursed Child” is canon, so why does her official wizarding world website not treat it as such?
The Granger Effect: Is It Finally Cool to Work Hard?
Did Hermione Granger change your opinion on what it means to be clever?
Severus Snape: A Hero to Remember?
Severus Snape has been held in contempt by the “Harry Potter” fandom for far too long. It’s time people took a closer look at what made him such a great character to begin with.
Why Is “The Hate U Give” a Must-Read for the “Potter” Fandom?
One of 2017’s most-anticipated releases, Angie Thomas’s debut, “The Hate U Give”, is also one of the most important reads of the year.
Why Young Dumbledore’s Sexuality Matters
J.K. Rowling has a chance to show that she really believes queer representation matters. We’re hoping she takes it.
