History of Magic in North America

JK Rowling’s Ilvermorny – A school in need of a history lesson?

by Harriet Smart on March 24, 2016

Technologically inferior, but at one with nature – JK Rowling’s ‘History of Magic in North America’ amounts to little more than a Eurocentric collection of reductive stereotypes that betrays the depth and diversity of indigenous

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