JK Rowling

Okay, the amount of talent that J.K. Rowling has is just unfair. Not only did she pen the best magical young adult series of all time, but she has hand-illustrated certain moments from the books. The brand new ‘Harry Potter’ sketches appeared on the Pottermore site on Aug. 21, and you can see them right here!

Omg! This is so exciting! J.K. Rowling announced on the 18th anniversary of ‘Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone’ that she’ll be bringing a new chapter to the wizarding world with a play opening in London in 2016!

Since the Harry Potter series ended, we’ve been dying for more material about the Boy Who Lived and his friends, and now J.K. Rowling, 49, is finally delivering! She announced on Twitter on June 26, the 18th anniversary of Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone (can you believe it’s been that long?) that a new play called Harry Potter and the Cursed Child will open in London in 2016. So what do we know about this exciting new play?

On October 5, J.K. Rowling sent out a very mysterious tweet that had fans scratching their heads. Could she be releasing another ‘Harry Potter’ book? Check out her cryptic message!

Fans of the Harry Potter series are used to encountering many riddles and anagrams in the books and movies — and now, J.K. Rowling is giving them yet another puzzle to solve via Twitter! The 49-year-old author teased fans about a project she is currently working on!

‘Harry Potter’ fans — get excited! We’ve known since September that JK Rowling is writing a screenplay for Warner Bros. based on Newt Scamander, fictional writer of JK’s 2001 companion novel ‘Fantastic Beasts And Where To Find Them,’ but we’ve now learned that Warner Bros. plans to release a trilogy of films based on ‘Fantastic Beasts!’

It’s been seven dark years since Harry Potter And The Deathly Hallows was printed in the U.S., and three since Harry Potter And The Deathly Hallows — Part 2 was released in theaters in 2011, capping off the Harry Potter series for good. As a result, fans were beside themselves with excitement when JK Rowling announced in Sept. 2013 that she was penning a screenplay for Warner Bros. based on the companion novel she released in 2001 to benefit British charity Comic Relief, Fantastic Beasts And Where To Find Them. As if that’s not enough excitement for Potterheads everywhere, Warner Bros. CEO Kevin Tsujihara has just spilled to the New York Times that there will be three films based off the novel. Read on for everything we know so far about the upcoming Fantastic Beasts trilogy!