About a week old, but first I've heard of it. - Dallas
JK Rowling launches Pottermore website
Harry Potter fans have the promise of more wizarding adventures after JK Rowling launched a mysterious website called 'Pottermore'.
The project was unveiled when Rowling set fans a series of clues, asking them to enter 10 sets of coordinates into a site called secretstreetview.com. A letter could be found at each location, spelling out the Pottermore name.
The website bears Rowling's signature and the message: "Coming soon..."
Her lawyer, Neil Blair, refused to reveal what the website would contain, saying only: "This is not a new Harry Potter book."
It is rumoured that the interactive site will be a meeting place for fans offering games, a Harry Potter encyclopaedia, readings by Stephen Fry and competitions. Fans will also be able to buy the books.
Potter fansite The Leaky Cauldron has been granted a sneak preview of the content and described it as "one of the most amazing, engaging and breathtaking additions to this fandom imaginable".
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Tags: Harry Potter, books, fiction, witches, wizards
So do I. I haven't been there yet myself. Been kind of busy, but work probably has it blocked anyhow. Thanks for the friendship add.
they had too much "creative" license and did not follow the book as they were supposed to.
I think you're absolutely right.
Hope Snape has a larger part in this one.
I kind of doubt it, since he was virtually absent from the book to begin with. That is one thing I disliked about the last book. We didn't get to see much of Nevil, Prof Mcgonagall, etc.
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