JK Rowling should have stated clearly in her books the nature of the characters rather than doing so after their publication through, for example, media interviews.
A recent exchange highlights the complicated nature of ownership when it comes to the Harry Potter universe.
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JK Rowling has come under fire for signing an open letter opposing a cultural boycott of Israel. The form of the complaints, and Rowling's response, tell us much about the author-fan relationship.
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