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Dr. John Granger and Nick Jeffery explore the theme of pregnancy traps and coercive love as a golden thread running through all the published works of J. K. Rowling. After detailing the number and importance of this plot point in everything from the Harry Potter series to the latest Cormoran Strike novel — even the Christmas Pig and The Ickabog! — John and Nick explore the possibilities of what this means for understanding Rowling's artistry and meaning from a ‘Lake and Shed' perspective.The seven Hogwarts Professor weblog posts that John and Nick reference in their conversation can be found here:Rowling Pregnancy Traps: Merope GauntRowling Pregnancy Traps: Casual Vacancy's Krystal Weedon, Kay BawdenRowling's Pregnancy Traps: Bellatrix Lestrange and the Cursed Child DelphiniRowling's Pregnancy Traps: Leda StrikeRowling's Pregnancy Traps: Four StrikesRowling's Pregnancy Traps: Last StrikesRowling's Pregnancy Traps: Fantastic Beasts, The Ickabog, The Christmas Pig Get full access to Hogwarts Professor at hogwartsprofessor.substack.com/subscribe

Get a preview of the latest Harry Potter academic anthology, featuring a diverse array of essays on the series. We're joined by Dr. Lana Whited (Ferrum College), editor of The Ivory Tower and Harry Potter (University of Missouri Press, 2002), one of the first anthologies focused on the series, and now the second volume, The Ivory Tower, Harry Potter, and Beyond (University of Missouri Press, 2024). Quite a bit of Potter scholarship is contained in anthologies devoted entirely to the series, possibly due in part to the historical difficulty of getting Potter studies articles accepted by academic journals, but these anthologies have helped to develop a community around the subject. The first volume came out when there were only four books; by the time of the second, Lana was able to seek out chapters not only on the full series but also Fantastic Beasts and Harry Potter and the Cursed Child as well as The Casual Vacancy, the Cormoran Strike books, and even The Ickabog. The new anthology, coming over 20 years after the first, offers something of a retrospective on how far Potter studies has come. While early scholarship was mostly written by literary scholars, the field has grown to include religious, psychological, political, and scientific perspectives. Podcasts have also contributed a great deal to discourse. Of course, the author's changing reputation has had a major impact. Emily, Katy, and Lana discuss their respective chapters, "Parenting Models in the Potter Saga and Cursed Child: Human and Divine," "Secrecy and Segregation in the Wizarding World's Hidden Histories," and "The Ickabog, Monsters, and Monstrosity," offering a sample of the range of topics covered.

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Return with us to the realm of refreshment in the wizarding world! Following up on Episode 29, Katy and Emily continue our conversation about the food foundations of Harry's magical universe, joined by guests Louise Freeman and Emma Nicholson. Australian Emma shares her different interpretation of wizarding foods based on her cultural heritage, including her expectations about butterbeer (why so sweet, America?). We ponder whether wizard butterbeer might have alcoholic content and consider the role of alcoholic beverages in the series, including firewhiskey and (perhaps) Felix Felicis. On the subject of beverages, we explore the cultural and symbolic significance of tea, tea shops, and tea leaf reading, as well as pumpkin juice. Emma also shares with us her thoughts on foods associated with Norse mythology, like mead, and how this opens up associations between characters and specific Norse gods (Dumbledore and Odin, Hagrid and Thor). She points out connections between food abundance and Norse myths, and we wonder, where do house-elves shop for food? Sweets not only seem to provide an entrée into wizarding society (“Happee Birthdae Harry”), but also signal rebellion in the series (“Have a biscuit, Potter”). Potter fans make a lot of wizard food, and Emily asks, “Why do we want to eat these books?” Louise points out that the theme of food is central to the Potterverse, and also the Cormoran Strike series and The Ickabog. We Muggles have attempted to replicate the drinks, sweets, and staple foods of the wizarding world, and you'll hear about ones we've tried and how we rate them. Food has an immersive quality that engages all the senses and allows us to feel more a part of this magical realm, but the characters' reactions, and the foods' dangerous and edgy qualities, also make us want to join in the fun. In our special segment we visit the Hogwarts kitchens to share Emma's recipe for Cockroach Clusters (revolting and delicious!) and Louise's experiment in competing butterbeers. Give these a try and let us know what you think!

Je reçois aujourd'hui Clémentine Beauvais, enseignante-chercheuse à l'université de York (Angleterre) et autrice et traductrice de littérature jeunesse. Elle a notamment écrit Les Petites Reines (2015), récompensé de 5 prix de littérature jeunesse, ou Songe à la douceur (2016), roman en vers adapté d'Eugène Onéguine de Pouchkine, et traduit The Ickabog de JK Rowling, Dans le bleu de Joyce Carol Oates ou les romans en vers de Sarah Crossan.  Nous avons parlé de littérature jeunesse, de l'enseignement de la traduction et des liens entre son activité d'autrice et de traductrice. Hébergé par Ausha. Visitez ausha.co/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.

For the second part of our discussion about the 2022 Harry Potter Academic Conference, we discuss current themes in Potter scholarship, including the special section on the transgender community. Katy and Emily continue their conversation with conference presenters and attendees Laurie Beckoff, Lauren Camacci, Louise Freeman, and Lana Whited. After talking about favorite presentations in the first half, we turn to overall themes we noticed throughout the conference. Lana sees difference and reaction to it as a major topic, reflected in the interdisciplinary nature of the conference, which included political, sociological, and psychological approaches. Social justice and critical reading have been at the forefront of Potter studies in recent years, featured in Christine Schott's talk on house-elves and Julye Bidmead and Emma Brandel's presentation on creating a critical engagement guide to reading the series. Lana has observed a lack of attention paid to J.K. Rowling's works for both adults (Cormoran Strike) and children (The Christmas Pig, The Ickabog) outside the wizarding world. We debate what might account for the relatively low scholarly interest, including Rowling's controversial comments, genre, quality, generational appeal, and overall popularity. Rowling's remarks about transgender people have been a major point of discussion at the last few conferences, to the point that the organizers decided that the topic called for a special section. Our guests discuss Louise's scientific approach to transgender identity, using the “transabled” characters who wish to amputate healthy limbs in the Strike books as a point of reference to view it as a neurological phenomenon. Other subjects included trans “spite fic,” or Harry Potter fanfiction focused on transgender characters to spite Rowling (Ben Cromwell); “half-blood fans,” or queer fans who face judgment from their fellows for remaining in the fandom (Brent Satterly); and how to read the scene in which the boggart that takes Snape's form is forced into a woman's clothing (Lorrie Kim). This rich discourse is part of why we all keep returning to Chestnut Hill, and we look forward to more excellent conferences.

We have 3 segments in this episode:1. Tried and Tested: I recently went to The Mountain Shadows resort in Wayanad, Kerala to celebrate my mom's birthday (https://www.mountainshadows.in/). Located in the Banasura Hills, the eco-friendly resort has stunning views. I also did a special interview with Mr. Manoj, the General Manager of the property who told me more some unique practices being followed at the resort. 2. The BookWorm: Ms. JK Rowling is a well known author of the Harry Potter series of books. But a little unknown fact about her recent book, The Ickabog is that the chapters were published online for free during the lockdown in 2020 for children to read. They could also contribute illustrations for each of the chapters. (https://stories.jkrowling.com/en-us/theickabog/)3. 5 Deep Breaths- Waiting is not easy. Especially if it is waiting for someone. But being impatient in these situations is not good for us or the person we are dealing with. In this episode, we will discuss some simple tips to develop some patience while dealing with people.Some photos from The Mountain Shadows are available on the Instagram/Twitter profile @hellokidacity. To write to me, please send an email to hello@kidacity.club. All my episodes are also available on my website www.kidacity.club

This is a preview of a bonus episode. To listen to the full episode, listen on Patreon at : www.patreon.com/10kpostspodcast. -------- This week we're rejoined by friend of the show Sophie (@sophie_frm_mars) to once again revisit an old episode of the show. We go back in our Tenet time machines to the lockdown days of 2020, and the first instances in which JK Rowling went full 'mask off' with the gender stuff. We talk about the weird politics of the Ickabog, the Death of the Author, JK Rowling's post-Harry Potter need to control every aspect of the franchise, and crucially, how she gave (some) of this up in order to keep on TERF posting. Finally, we ask - will JK Rowling go "full Glinner" ? Seems unlikely for now, but if 'gender critical' groups keep demanding more of her, it might not be so inconceivable.... Subscribe to Sophie's Youtube channel here: https://www.youtube.com/c/SophiefromMars Support Sophie's work here: https://t.co/Jg9OvNcxez Ten Thousand Posts is a show about how everything is posting. It's hosted by Hussein (@HKesvani), Phoebe (@PRHRoy) and produced by Devon (@Devon_onEarth).

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Chapter 2 of the ICKABOG

In this first story-focused bonus episode, Sophie discusses "The Ickabog" by J. K. Rowling. "The Ickabog" is a deeply profound fairy tale that points to the power of false narratives (PR gone wrong!) and their far-reaching and devastating consequences. But, even as the story dives into the very depths of evil, it provides a hopeful answer in the end. Just like in the book of Proverbs, the wicked fall into the very traps that they set for others. A 10/10 good book recommendation. Music is "Where We Meet" by CLOUDLAND.

We have a exclusive reading of Chapter 1 of the Ickabog, taken from the audiobook edition of The Ickabog, produced by Audible Studios, as well as an interview with The World Book Day Song rapper MC Grammar and an exclusive reading of Opie Jones Talks to Animal from Nat Luurtsema! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Drunk Guys now have a Patreon! If you enjoy the show, send us beer money over at patreon.com/drunkguysbookclub! The Drunk Guys get bogged down by beer this week when they discuss The Ickabog by JK Rowling. They try some real monsters, including: Bite Size by Modist Brewing, Creatures of

This week the NewzKidz discuss the latest news on the Coronavirus pandemic; new scientific evidence that confirms an asteroid crash resulted in the end of the dinousars; the illegal selling of parts of the Amazon Rainforest on social media; and NewzKidz Rose reviews J.K. Rowling's latest children's book, The Ickabog.

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This week's podcast review comes from this blog review of The Ickabog by J.K. Rowling. 

Eltern sein im Lockdown – Das bedeutet, dass wir in den meisten Fällen kreativ werden müssen, um unsere Kinder sinnvoll zu beschäftigen. Dazu haben wir aber nicht immer Zeit und machmal auch keine Lust. Was unsere Kinder aber mit Hingabe machen, ist Hörbücher zu hören. Unsere Kinder sind zwischen 6 und 13 Jahre alt und sind schon in die ein oder andere Geschichte mit ihren Kopfhörern abgetaucht. Jetzt brauchen sie (und wir) unbedingt Nachschub! Also hier ist unser Deal: Wir haben unsere Empfehlungen für Deine Kids in dieser Folge aufgenommen. Dafür möchten wir von Dir gerne wissen, was Deine Kinder gerne hören. Hört doch mal rein!

Hey Geeks, welcome to 2021 where things will get better, right? Maybe not, but we're here to help you get through it regardless. This week we talked about alternate versions of our names, The Ickabog, Ready Player Two, Immortals Fenyx Rising, Pixar's Soul, Walmart is getting too much credit, and Wonder Woman 84.      Close: "Delirious" by Prince

Gracias por acompañarme en este viaje de libros, cuentos y entrevistas. Con este último episodio se cierra el capítulo de una primer temporada. Gracias a las personas que donaron a este proyecto durante 2020. Se viene un nuevo podcast musical para 2021 así que este viaje sonoro no acaba aquí. Podrán acompañarme desde enero de 2021. A todas las personas que quieran apoyar el otro podcast así como al periodismo independiente pueden hacerlo en Patreon: www.patreon.com/camilopetrucci o a mi cuenta oficial de PayPal: www.paypal.com/paypalme/camilopetrucci. Se viene un podcast con mucha información musical así que muy pronto estaré de vuelta con ustedes. Gracias por creer.

La Tertulia Infantil con María (11), Sebastián (10)y Paula (8), hermanos, admiradores de los libros de Harry Potter y cuyos dibujos fueron seleccionados en la competencia de ilustración para la edición en papel de El Ickabog, el nuevo libro de JK Rowling.

L'Ickabog è l'ultimo successo internazionale nonché nuova creatura della madre della saga di Harry Potter, J.K. Rowling. “Era tutto perfetto nel regno di Cornucopia governato dal re Fred il Senza Paura, a parte le Paludi nebbiose del Nord, dove si narra vivesse il terribile mostro mangiatore di pecore e bambini Ickabog.” Ogni persona di buon senso sapeva che l'Ickabog era solo una leggenda inventata per spaventare i bambini. Ma le leggende sono strane e a volte assumono una vita propria. Letto dall'attrice Jasmine Trinca.

The Ickabog : By - J K Rowling - Novel Review Author J.K. Rowling returns to children's literature for the first time in more than a decade. Between Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows and The Ickabog, Rowling has written several novels for adults under a pen name. This latest release shows how much the world of children's literature could benefit from her return to it. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/gobookmart-review/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/gobookmart-review/support

Mª Ángeles Paniagua, habla con Jorge Tamargo de nueva novela El Apartadero. Muriel Ortega jovencísima ilustradora y ganadora del certamen Ickabog convocado por J.K Rowling vine de la mano de Sonsoles Yañez, también ilustradora. Por teléfono Daniel Monero nos habla de Volar a casa, y Chuchi Soto de su vino La Mira. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/radio-4g-valladolid/message

Témoignage de Richard Bousquet, ce père qui se bat pour la santé mentale; entrevue avec la traductrice Clémentine Beauvais à propos de son travail sur l’Ickabog de l’autrice J. K. Rowling; le duo international avec Michèle Ouimet et Agnès Gruda sur des personnalités dont l’actualité a été éclipsée par les nouvelles du monde; entretien avec l’écrivain Éric Dupont pour son livre Nos oiseaux; et le trio santé avec Denis Fortier, la Dre Chantal Vallée et Nicolas Chevrier.

Deathly Hallows chapter 25. With both our lives making this week extremely busy, we almost didn't make it together to record this week--but here we are, because the news stops for no one! We discuss all of the massive Fantastic Beasts news that came out right after last week's episode was in the can, from Johnny Depp's exit from the franchise to JK Rowling's absence from easy US election-related content to the release of The Ickabog and more. Then we dive into... maybe the worst chapter in the series? Certainly one of the most galling. Buckle up, because if you thought the goblin stuff in previous books felt uncomfortable those moments have nothing on the absolute pile of antisemitic content rolled up into Griphook's character. Intentional? Probably not, but does it matter? (Incidentally if this doesn't sound fun, skip 1:22:00ish to 1:41:00ish) We also see the return of Theatrical Lupin, and the slow depressing march of every woman in the series to their final form as Molly Weasley. Finally, we speculate about how the third Fantastic Beasts film will handle its actor change!

Twelve-year-old Isla Besha can pick up a copy of J.K. Rowling's new book, The Ickabog, open it to a certain page, and find an illustration she had drawn on a whim while looking for something to do during the pandemic lockdown. The middle school student in East Greenbush was one of a handful of children in North America chosen to illustrate Rowling's book, culled from more than 40,000 submissions. The Times Union's Kristi Gustafson Barlette had a chance to chat with Isla, and learn about her art. Also on this episode, health reporter Bethany Bump discusses the Capital Region's record-breaking COVID spike, and education reporter Rachel Silberstein talks to Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute President Shirley Ann Jackson about the school's successful algorithm to fight against the coronavirus on campus.

When Covid hit JK Rowling set about completing the story of 'The Ickabog'. She invited children from around the world to illustrate the story for the finished book. Out of thousands of entries, 9-year-old Lottie was one the chosen few to have her artwork selected. She joined Ryan on the line with mum Sarah to tell him all about her love of stories.

When Covid hit JK Rowling set about completing the story of 'The Ickabog'. She invited children from around the world to illustrate the story for the finished book. Out of thousands of entries, 9-year-old Lottie was one the chosen few to have her artwork selected. She joined Ryan on the line with mum Sarah to tell him all about her love of stories.

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Das Märchen „Der Ickabog“ hat J.K. Rowling schon vor über zehn Jahren als Gute-Nacht-Geschichte für ihre Kinder geschrieben. Das Manuskript landete danach erst mal auf dem Dachboden. Nun erscheint das Märchen, passend zum zweiten Lockdown, in der deutschen Übersetzung mit den Illustrationen von Kindern, die in einem Malwettbewerb für dieses Buch gewonnen haben.

Harry-Potter-Autorin J.K. Rowling hat ein Märchen über einen eitlen, blonden König geschrieben, das sie jetzt kostenlos im Netz veröffentlicht hat. Heute erscheint es zeitgleich mit der englischen Originalausgabe. Die Geschichte wurde von Friedrich Pflüger ins Deutsche übersetzt und von Kindern aus dem gesamten deutschsprachigen Raum illustriert. Unsere weiteren Themen: "Ich glaube, ich hatte es schon": Michael Mittermeier veröffentlicht "Corona-Chroniken" / ARD-Jugendmedientag: Meinungsvielfalt statt Hate Speech - im Gespräch mit Dr. Bernt Gebauer vom Hessischen Kultusministerium / Nachruf auf die Münchner Verlegerin Anneliese Friedmann

Episode 31 - November 2020 - This meeting we're the changing architecture of Hogwarts castle throughout the films! Also in this episode: Screen time, Quidditch towns, Hogwarts Express photobomb, The Ickabog, and more! | SPEWpod.UK | Theme by Joan Burr | Send us some Owl Mail | spewcast@gmail.com | 407-706-SPEW | 407-706-(7739) | or go here: https://anchor.fm/spew/message | Check out our Instagram and Facebook filters filters.SPEWpod.uk | Facebook.com/SPEWcast | Twitter @Spectrumpeople | Instagram @SPEWpod | TikTok @SPEWcast | anchor.fm/spew --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/spew/support

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Far from an offhand or casually constructed story, The Ickabog intentionally continues many of the themes and structures of the Harry Potter books in a fairy tale genre.  In this month’s episode, Katy and John talk with Harry Potter scholars John Pazdziora (University of Tokyo-Komaba) and Lana Whited (Ferrum College) about our first analyses of The Ickabog, which was released in installments from June to July 2020. The slow release has allowed fans of Harry Potter once again the delights of speculating about what will happen next, and we have captured that spirit in our conversation recorded after Chapter 51 was posted.  Lana Whited points out the connections with "The Emperor’s New Clothes," while John Pazdziora shows how they fit within the French conte tradition that combined fairy tales with social criticism. Following both those traditions, The Ickabog lures the reader into a politically sharp and often violent tale. We discuss what the fairy tale theories of Bruno Bettelheim tell us about how children process gruesome stories. The third-person omniscient, even parental, voice of the narrator serves a purpose in talking readers through the difficult experiences of the Cornucopians.  Other literary allusions abound. The name “Beamish” references “The Jabberwocky”; the Ickabog reminds of “The Legend of Sleepy Hollow.” The Ickabog’s cave recalls Odysseus’s encounter with the Cyclops, but also Plato’s Allegory of the Cave, where the stories that compose reality are revealed to be false. We consider whether The Reluctant Dragon and The BFG might contains clues for us about the Ickabog’s true nature. We also use Freudian psychoanalysis to interpret the story in surprising ways. The Ickabog’s name allows several possible literary and linguistic interpretations. The Ickabog is a story about stories: why we tell them, how they influence us, and how our interpretations may change with our experience of the world.  There are similarities between this story and both Harry Potter and the Cormoran Strike series. From common thematic elements to alchemical symbolism and once again a chiastic, turtleback structure for the tale, we consider how parallels to these other works reveal the meaning of The Ickabog. We then use that knowledge to make predictions for its end. How well did we predict it? Listen in and see what you think! 

The Ickabog is a new book released by J.K Rowling on her website for free due to the global pandemic. The Ickabog is a children’s fantasy novel which will captivate the readers right from the very beginning and help them learn a lot of things with this story. BOOK ANNOUNCEMENT https://nerdybookarazzi.wordpress.com/2020/06/01/the-ickabog-by-j-k-rowling/ BOOK REVIEW https://nerdybookarazzi.wordpress.com/2020/07/13/the-ickabog-by-j-k-rowling-book-review/ --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

The Ickabog s'est achevé cette semaine ! On discute du dénouement de ce conte qui nous a tenu en haleine pendant plusieurs semaines et du destin des différents personnages.

The Ickabog s'est achevé cette semaine ! On discute du dénouement de ce conte qui nous a tenu en haleine pendant plusieurs semaines et du destin des différents personnages.

Avant dernier épisode pour The Ickabog Club ! La fin du conte s'approche ; nos pronostics pour le dénouement !

Avant dernier épisode pour The Ickabog Club !La fin du conte s'approche ; nos pronostics pour le dénouement !

6è épisode pour The Ickabog Club !La révolte est en marche à Cornucopia ! Ces nouveaux chapitres ont apporté de nombreux rebondissements, que nous décortiquons dans notre épisode hebdomadaire !Bonne écoute !

6è épisode pour The Ickabog Club ! La révolte est en marche à Cornucopia ! Ces nouveaux chapitres ont apporté de nombreux rebondissements, que nous décortiquons dans notre épisode hebdomadaire ! Bonne écoute !

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Das erste Kinderbuch von J.K. Rowling seit "Harry Potter" - es wird derzeit kapitelweise und kostenlos im Internet veröffentlicht. Als Buch soll es erst im Herbst erscheinen. Lotta (13) stellt "The Ickabog" vor.

5è épisode pour The Ickabog Club, le podcast qui accompagne la diffusion sérielle de The Ickabog (ou l'Ickabog en français), nouveau roman jeunesse de J.K. Rowling. Nous avons atteint à présent le milieu du conte ! Découvrez nos analyses et théories relatives aux chapitres de la semaine !

5è épisode pour The Ickabog Club, le podcast qui accompagne la diffusion sérielle de The Ickabog (ou l'Ickabog en français), nouveau roman jeunesse de J.K. Rowling. Nous avons atteint à présent le milieu du conte ! Découvrez nos analyses et théories relatives aux chapitres de la semaine !