Making “Harry Potter and the Cursed Child” One Show Will Ruin It
The decision to make “Harry Potter and the Cursed Child” one show is a bad one that will only be detrimental to the art and story of the play.
Category: Editorials
What Boggarts Teach Us About Confronting Our Fears
We’ve all got our personal boggarts, but is it really possible to expel them with laughter?
Why I Love the LEGO “Harry Potter” Games
The two LEGO “Harry Potter” games are the best “Harry Potter” video games. Here’s why.
Is Orlando’s Universal Studios Worth It in Quarantine?
Calling all “Potter” lovers. Read this article before deciding to visit the “Harry Potter” theme park in 2021.
“Harry Potter” as My Gateway to Language Learning
The “Harry Potter” spells started this editorialist’s language learning, which opened up new opportunities and experiences.
I Forced My Friends to Take the Sorting Quiz, and This Is What I Learned
I may or may not have any friends left after consistently pushing mine to take the Wizarding World Sorting quiz.
The Perks of Cloak Fashion, or My Week Swaddled in a Blue Cloak
I divulge every secret of wearing a “Harry Potter” robe for a straight week while I subtly urge you to do the same. Quarantine is rough.
A Letter to Arthur Weasley on Black Inventors
Let’s teach Arthur Weasley about the contributions of Black inventors, many of whom – thanks to real-life Rita Skeeters – have been forgotten in history.
What Is a Legacy?: Franchise or Fandom
The “Harry Potter” franchise just keeps growing, but it is the fandom that has secured a lasting place for the series in our culture.
