Beatrice Groves – Valentine’s Alchemy
A very happy St Valentine’s Day from all at Hogwarts Professor to you dear close readers! Robins are red, Strike’s name is Blue, Beatrice Groves
A very happy St Valentine’s Day from all at Hogwarts Professor to you dear close readers! Robins are red, Strike’s name is Blue, Beatrice Groves
We are very fortunate that long time stalwart of the Hogwarts Professor – Chris Calderon has submitted a guest post. Now that it is likely Dylan
Chris Calderon, long time stalwart of Hogwarts Professor has submitted a guest post that argues that three of Dorothy L. Sayers Wimsey novels
We have a lot of hypotheses about why we got such a nigredo-laden book in Strike 6. They are: 5-6 flip: which supposes that Troubled Blood was
This is the last, at least for now, of my Pentagram Predictions Posts. As I started in the introduction to this series, this model has a serious
Several days ago I floated a new idea on this side: 5-6 Flip, the possibility that Troubled Blood was originally intended as the sixth book in the
I am a scientist by training and profession, whether I am teaching behavioral neuroscience, designing treatment plans for special needs children, or
I am typically a lot less interested in Rowling’s tweets than some of my Hogpro colleagues are, with the notable exception of when she drops hints
I went into my first predictions for Troubled Blood a bit overconfident, after my bulls-eyes in Lethal White, where I successfully predicted a
To get discussion started on The Christmas Pig, I thought I would post some thoughts, aligned with a few of our keys to interpretation, that I was
Nearly a decade ago, William Sprague published a guest post here on Hogwartsprofessor, arguing for a type of reverse alchemy in the first three
The centrality of Elizabethan imagery in Troubled Blood is hard to miss. The Faerie Queene epigraphs and structuring, already well documented on
Oxford University’s Beatrice Groves, author of Literary Allusion in Harry Potter, listened to the J. K. Rowling-Graham Norton interview today and
Literary alchemy provides clues to the romantic pairings in Harry Potter. Why did Ron and Hermione, Remus and Tonks, and Bill and Fleur end up
by Dr. Beatrice Groves George Ripley was one of England’s most important alchemists, and he was crucial to the revival of the art in the 15th