This story doesn’t even belong on Page Six, more like Page 60 considering what else is happening in the world:
This article has a good sample of tweets in reaction to her tweets about her position on the issue.
Not content with becoming a social critic or whatever the hell she now thinks she is she also decided to attack a tweeter using the name Wanda Maximoff (a character from the Marvel cinematic universe):
By posting this tweet the celebrity author has raised the profile of Wanda Maximoff and her Twitter page.:
Evi Arthur begins her article in BUST, “5 Things We Wished We Missed This Weekend—But You Probably Shouldn't” as follows:
With everything going on in the world, hopping on Twitter in the morning can sometimes feel exhausting: you know, what with all the police brutality and racist politicians and celebrities like J.K. Rowling not knowing when to stop tweeting. And, of course, the pandemic.
Although she hit Rowling with a backhanded slap she didn't bother adding her to the five things we missed this week.
I was prompted to send Rowling this tweet (it should have read “perhaps we will see your name on lists like this”:
Link: RESPECTED WRITERS WHO WERE ACTUALLY TERRIBLE PEOPLE
Kathleen Ross, the author of ‘Harry Potter’ Has Become Too Big For Anyone to Own—Least of All J.K. Rowling” wrote in January, 2022 that “Every kid has a special, magical world they live in in their imaginations—Narnia, Middle Earth, Green Gables. It just so happened that this particular generation all had the same one: Hogwarts.” She went on as follows:
Because of this, I feel a personal ownership over Harry Potter in a way that I don’t over, say, Louis C.K.’s Louie, a show that I once loved. While other artists are indelibly connected to their own work—how do you separate Bill Cosby from The Cosby Show?—Harry Potter feels, in some ways, like it’s mine alone. Not that Rowling hasn’t tried to claim supreme ownership of the World she generated.
On Twitter, when Rowling isn’t grousing about pronouns and spewing hateful nonsense about trans women (bold added), she’s dropping random new canon into the Harry Potter universe. Dumbledore is gay! Hermione could be Black! Hogwarts has no tuition! Uncle Vernon loves Top Gear! She likes to wish happy birthday to Harry and Ginny’s fictional children, and suspects that Lord Voldemort would have evolved beyond the need to eat food.
I do have a personal message for J.K. Rowling. Please unleash your inner Voldemort and tweet me a nasty sarcastic reply. I am a nobody. Help make me a somebody.