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“Harry Potter and the Worldwide Love Affair”

July 17, 2009 by Kyle Brady
Tags: Guest Post, Harry Potter, JK Rowling
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New guest post at the Inquisitr:

After the last book, “Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows”, was released two years ago, JK Rowling stated in many different interviews that the series would not continue – she felt the characters had been brought to completion, and included a halfhearted “look at the characters in the future!” epilogue as if to prove she was serious.  However, she’s not likely to stay away forever, and the reasons are simple:  the world adores her work, she’s made millions from the series, and, most importantly, this magical realm lives inside her head in a very real way.

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