Citations:Potterverse

English citations of Potterverse

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2004, W. Frederick Zimmerman, Unauthorized "Half-Blood Prince" Update: News and Speculation about Harry Potter Book Six by J. K. Rowling, illustrated edition, Nimble Books LLC, →ISBN, page 20:
My interest is how the term is used by the wizards in Potterverse - not how others might choose to interpret it. It is abundantly clear that in their usage Harry is very much a half-blood, regardless of whether their usage is ethical (I'd agree any day that it is a bigoted term as it is used in Potterverse).
2005 March 7, Emerald <elfmailwithoutspam@bellsouth.net.invalid>, “Naming from Potterverse”, in alt.fan.harry-potter‎^[1] (Usenet), message-ID <BE525BE9.1D1C4%elfmailwithoutspam@bellsouth.net.invalid>:

OK, I know of one child being named after Lily. Will kindergartens soon be chock full of little Harrys? Many of the names are so ordinary that no one would guess, unless that parents came out and said their child was named after a character from Potterverse. But, do you think we will see an increase in the popularity of some of the more unusual names? Will Hermione become commonplace, or Minerva? Will we begin hearing of little Siriuses or Albuses?
2009, David Langford, Starcombing, Wildside Press LLC, →ISBN, page 151:
Orion Books, named for a famous constellation, has a logo featuring stars and a dog which is presumably Sirius, the nearby Dog Star, and of course Sirius is the name of a Potterverse character.