We have an email interview with George H. Scithers, award-winning editor of Asimov’s SF Magazine, Weird Tales, and Amra. A page dedicated to him can be found here.
Our latest blog posts (with “latest” generally being a very relative term). Indeed, most of my blogging these days is taking place in a separate blog, Why We Need a Better Bible.
Yes, I wrote a book-length critique of the Harry Potter series. It seemed like a good idea at the time….
where is this chateau?
It’s purely a fictional location. Migdalin is the name of a character from a story I wrote.
Hey, I just read your Harry Potter article, and you should know. Harry didn’t kill Quirrell in the book. He was only burnt by Harry’s hands touching him. Dumbledore told Harry later that Quirrell died because Voldemort abandoned his soul.
This is true. I’m not sure which article you’re referring to (I’ve written several, as well as a complete book that discusses the entire Harry Potter series: Destiny Unfulfilled), so I’m not sure what point I was trying to make at the time. However, I still think it’s fair to say that Harry was at least involved in Quirrell’s death, even if he isn’t entirely responsible for killing Quirrell. As a source of guilt, I think that would be enough to affect most people, especially an eleven year old.