Cursed Child Release: A Night of Nostalgia
Nine years. That’s how long it’s been since we’ve eagerly waited in line to get our hands on a book at midnight. What changed & what stayed the same?
Category: Editorials
From Stage to Page: Why We Loved “Cursed Child”
As two people who have both seen and read the play, we (Alison and Sophie) have a lot of thoughts about the experience. Overall, both of us are entirely infatuated with the show, though we do acknowledge its faults. Here, we hope to be able to explain the experience of experiencing this story in both of its forms and how we think that affects our take on it. WARNING: This piece contains major spoilers for the plot and set of “Cursed Child”.
Growing up With Harry Potter
A large part of my generation grew up with the “Harry Potter” books. Some thought they were interesting, but nothing more. Others couldn’t help falling in love with them. For me, that love has only grown stronger.
“Cursed Child” Reactions – The Malfoy Family
WARNING: THIS POST CONTAINS SPOILERS! DO NOT READ UNLESS YOU HAVE READ/SEEN THE PLAY OR WANT THE SPOILERS! Click when you’re ready to discuss!
An Open Letter to “Potter” Fans: It’s Not Over
2016’s given us “Harry Potter and the Cursed Child”, “Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them”, and Ilvermorny. But it’s not like the “Potter” fandom has been lying low since the last movie and book installments. What keeps our love and loyalty to “Harry Potter” alive and kicking? A MuggleNet writer muses on the enduringness of the “Potter” ‘verse.
“Potter” and Politics: Why Hope Prevails
With themes from the “Potter” series teaching us about love, acceptance, and fighting for what is right, it has given this generation the tools necessary for shaping our world for the better with just a vote.
End of an Era: Five Years Since the Release of “Deathly Hallows – Part 2”
On the five-year anniversary of the “Deathly Hallows – Part 2” release, we take a look back on how the series has shaped us personally.
Nerding Out for “Potter” Since 1997
Yes, the MuggleNet staff has ALWAYS been this nerdy. And by nerdy, we mean passionate for “Potter”.
My Role Model Hermione Granger
Even though she was bullied by her teachers and peers, Hermione Granger always stayed true to herself. Watching her walk courageously through Hogwarts’s halls helped me embrace my geekiness and overcome the bullying that came with it.
