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Harry Potter and Convergence Culture: Essays on Fandom and the Expanding Potterverse

Amanda Firestone & Leisa A. Clark

First published 2018
Publisher McFarland & Company
Format Trade Paperback
Type Nonfiction
Pages 213
Price $39.95
ISBN 9781476672076

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Data from Amazon and Locus Magazine #687 as of 2018-04-02.

Title Year Publisher Format Type Catalog ID Cover Artist Pages
Harry Potter and Convergence Culture: Essays on Fandom and the Expanding Potterverse Cover 2018 McFarland & Company eBook Nonfiction

Page Title Author(s) Type
1 Preface (Harry Potter and Convergence Culture) Leisa A. Clark Essay
7 Wizarding Whirled: An Introduction Amanda Firestone & Leisa A. Clark Essay
23 The (Virtual) Race for House Cup Glory: Hogwarts Running Club and the Journey to #SoMuchGood Amanda Firestone Essay
35 Fiber Fiction: How Two Different Affinity Spaces Developed Into Another Potter World Gail A. Bond Essay
44 Magic Goes Muggle: Inclusiveness in Quidditch as a "Spin-Off" Practice Alena Brunner Essay
55 Universal's Wizarding World of Harry Potter: A Primer in Contemporary Media Concepts Carissa Ann Baker Essay
67 It's Real for (All of) Us: Wizard Rock and the Audience As Co-Creator Ann Collins Smith Essay
77 Inferior Beasts and Where to Find Them: The Shrinking of Hufflepuffs and Ravenclaws to Fit Gendered Space Elise Payne Essay
89 Fitting Him for Leather Trousers: Fanon and the Reclamation of Draco Malfoy and Slytherin House Kali DeDominicis Essay
101 "Witches Live Among Us!" The Minorities Battle Prejudice in Fantastic Beasts Valerie Estelle Frankel Essay
114 Fantastic Non-Wizard Entities and How to Other Them: Representations of the Other in Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them Haley Herfurth & Clair McLafferty Essay
125 Harry Potter and the Cursed Closet: Queerbaiting, Slash Shipping and the Cursed Child Emily E. Roach Essay
139 Gaining the Grown-Up Perspective in Harry Potter and The Cursed Child Tara Moore Essay
152 The Cloak of Many Canons: Establishing Cross-Textual Canonicity After Harry Potter and The Cursed Child Katelynn E. Carver Essay
163 Of Memes and Muggles: Harry Potter, Facebook and the 2016 Presidential Campaign in the United States Björn Sundermark Essay
175 Who Tells Me Where I Ought to Be? The Sorting Community Hogwarts Is Home and Pottermore Jonathan A. Rose Essay
186 Muggles in Magic in America: Cultural Appropriation, Authorial Intent and Ilvermorny School of Witchcraft and Wizardry Leisa A. Clark Essay
199 Epilogue: A Note of Caution Amid a Chorus of Praise for the Ever-Expanding Potterverse Mary F. Pharr Essay
207 About the Authors (Harry Potter and Convergence Culture) uncredited Essay
211 Index (Harry Potter and Convergence Culture) uncredited Essay