I’m Done Waiting! Post-Credit Scene Fatigue & the Never-Ending Endings
Once upon a time, post-credit scenes were considered the recherché moment of the theatre experience. Whether an actor breaks the […]
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Friendship In Film
Words by Ella Collis I think we can all agree on the fact that friendships made and portrayed through films
ÔÇÿImagine Living There’ – Imaginary Places in Literature that We Love
Reading is the ultimate form of escapism – whether it’s fantasy, historical, or travel fiction, we all have places in
Review: Fantastic Beasts: The Secrets of Dumbledore
By Ananya Ranjit I was 15 when I first took the Hogwarts Express to the Wizarding World. What started reluctantly
Reunion Returns: The Appeal of Revisiting the Past
by: Aidan Mc Namee TV audiences are no stranger to the reunion special; casts have been reunited and rebooted for
2010’s Icons
by Pui Kuan Cheah When thinking about literature in the 2010s, a specific group of books come to mind –
Potter Turns 20: The Legacy of the Wizarding World
By Libbi Kettle On a train from Manchester to Kings Cross, 1990, an ordinary muggle with an impeccable imagination starts
On Location in Wales: Freshwater West
By Joshua Allen Wales is more than well known for having some of the most stunning views in the UK,
Our Favorite Book Merch
Contributions by Neus Forner and Katie Waits. Neus Forner I am an avid merch collector for many of my book
Unorthodox Christmas Movies
Gremlins   by Luke Hinton Gremlins, the 1984 comedy-horror executive produced by Steven Spielberg, may have all the hallmarks of a
Problematic Authors: Should We Separate the Writer from the Writing?
by Alex Daud Briggs. J.K. Rowling has had a few controversies over the years but the latest has plunged her
Review: Harry Potter and the Cursed Child
On 31st July 2016, Potterheads all over the world curled up in their beds and re-entered the magical world of
LA Splash x Harry Potter
It’s the 1st of September, AKA first day of school at Hogwarts, so obviously we’re bringing you exciting news on