PotterFicWeekly

Episode 2 of PotterFicWeekly has been released!

You can listen to the episode at the bottom of this page. If you wish to download the episode to your computer, just right-click here.

In our second episode, Ryan, Kim, and Rinna discuss and analyze chapters four through seven of After the End, by Arabella and Zsenya of the SugarQuill.

Our panel discusses:

…a very special announcement for a future PotterFicWeekly episode!
…the ever-complicated relationship of Harry and Ginny.
…Colin Creevey, friend or foe?
…Hermione’s career plans.
…Mundungus Fletcher, the untold story.
…Charlie’s towel.
…the brilliantly written Ron and Ginny.
…the next door neighbor.
…the even more brilliantly written Remus Lupin.

You can find After the End on the SugarQuill here. You can also click here to find its Yahoo Group and a downloadable version of the novel.

We hope you’ll visit our forum, and also send in your written and audio feedback on this episode and for next week’s discussion and analysis of Chapters 8-11, and for our first PotterFicWeekly discussion on, The End of Canon.

Click here to find out how to contact the show.

Happy listening!

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Posted on February 20th, 2007 by Ryan
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Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows will be released on Saturday, July 21, 2007, one week after the release of the Order of the Phoenix film.

I’m in shock it’s almost over. In six months, absent Jo’s potential Hogwarts, a History encyclopedia, the canon is finished. I had secretly been betting for a summer 2008 release date to give Jo more time to work on the book and to stretch things out. This seems too rushed.

Perhaps the writing was complete and there was no reason to wait another full year to release the book. I just cannot fathom from a marketing standpoint how pulling the entire audience away from theaters for three days in a blockbuster’s second weekend helps either the book or the movie. Some people won’t fork out for both, and even waiting a month would have given each their due.

But I’m done complaining now. In six months, the final installment will be released, and I don’t believe I’ll be sleeping much mid-summer.

All I can say is, come August, thank God for the fanfic!

You can discuss the release date of Deathly Hallows here on the forums!

Posted on February 1st, 2007 by Ryan
Filed under: News | Comments Off on Journey’s End