The end is never the end...
J.K. Rowling might never cease to feed our Potter devotion.
Despite resolutely saying that
she was finished, "I'm done, I'm absolutely done" with the Harry Potter universe after the release of the eighth book, Harry Potter and the Cursed Child, it seems she still has more to give.
The content of Rowling's online universe, Pottermore, has been curated into three short books of about 10,000 words each.
The books delve deeper into the darker side of the wizarding world; detailing the history of Azkaban, Professor Dolores Umbridge's past, the secrets of Hogwarts and many more kinks of the wizarding world.
The new stories...
... are available to pre-order online. They will add to the Potter library of seven novels, a play, nine movies, a theme park, an interactive website and the
three spin-off films that are still to come.
While the chance to go deeper into the magical world loved by millions is ever tantalising, the question remains, why does J.K. keep playing with our emotions this way?
