The Imprinting of Harry Potter
by Kate Everyone has been pondering what exactly it is that Dumbledore tells Harry is in the Department of Mysteries in OotP: “There is a room in the Department of Mysteries that is locked...
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The Phoenix Files: Folder #10: Severus Snape (Part One)
By Christopher Stephen Mister Severus Snape, seen in many notable scenes throughout the series (eg. in the Shrieking Shack and with a Polyjuice Potion-ed teacher on a stairway), is the subject of this editorial!...
The One
by Ann After frequenting this site (MuggleNet) for quite a time and reading various editorials and columns, I started thinking about the Harry Potter books in a more serious way. I have my ideas on many...
Wizard Clothing, or How I Learned That the Chapter Illustrations Have Got it All Wrong
by Polly The portrayal of wizard attire in the movies and in the chapter illustrations in the books has bothered me for awhile. It just didn’t seem right – especially in PoA (the movie)...
CC #135: Week of May 22, 2005
In this week’s Caption Contest image, Harry Potter seeks refuge in Winnetka, IL at the Home Alone house. This is a special Maniacal Month caption image! Read all of the winning captions for this week’s contest now!
Petunia the Seer
by Amanda There’s something very fishy about dear Aunt Petunia. Why would she be so, well, jealous of her sister Lily? Because, let’s face it- if she weren’t jealous, she wouldn’t have had her...
The Five Stages and Sirius: Coping with Loss
by Tory The last few chapters of Order of the Phoenix are possibly the saddest, yet well written, in the Harry Potter series, mainly because Harry is in such pain from the loss of Sirius. He feels anger,...
Clues in the Beginning
by Hillary Lately, there has been a lot of speculation about future books. Who will be the Half-Blood Prince? How will Harry defeat Voldemort? Will my favorite character die? With all of this prognostication,...
Orphans in the Literary Tradition
by T. Ritchie Harry is the latest in a long line of literary orphans. The line is so long, in fact, that it has almost become a cliché — all we need to do...
