harry potter and the order of the phoenix by jk rowling

Take Free Online Courses at Hogwarts: Charms, Potions, Defense Against the Dark Arts & More I suppose it does leave her books even more exposed to accusations of overplotting than before, but something tells me it won’t bother her.ĭownload Two Harry Potter Audio Books for Free (and Get the Rest of the Series for Cheap) (I recall once reading that Vikram Chandra had to bust out Microsoft Project to keep track of the complications of Sacred Games, his 900-page novel about the Mumbai underworld.) But Rowling must certainly rank as the most famous novelist to, quite literally, draw up spreadsheets like this. “Those columns pretty much encompass the whole story.” Rowling, of course, hardly counts as the only novelist to write with such techniques, and based on this example, hers don’t get nearly as elaborate as some. “ If you think about Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix, that’s it,” writes /Film’s Germain Lussier.

“Hagrid and Grawp”: What’s happening with Hagrid and Grawp.

“Snape/Harry”: What’s happening with Snape and Harry.

“O of P”: What’s happening with the “Order of the Phoenix” group.“D.A.”: What’s happening with the resistance army, or “Dumbledore’s Army”.“Cho/Ginny”: The book’s romantic subplot.“Prophecy”: A subplot about the prophecy Harry finds himself concerned about all through the book.Endpaper explains some of her story notes as follows: It may have amounted to more than Rowling, too, could remember, hence the spreadsheet itself.

This particular page (click to view it in a larger format) covers chapters 13 through 24, during which even more happens than you may now remember.

Harry potter and the order of the phoenix by jk rowling