Harry Potter and the Other; Race, Justice and Difference in the Wizarding World

This is a review of the book Harry Potter and the Other; Race, Justice and Difference in the Wizarding World edited by Sarah Park Dahlen and Ebony Elizabeth Thomas. of MacDonald's more unorthodox beliefs and how they actually fit into traditional interpretations of Christianity rather than being outlandish or sui generis, as is sometimes said about MacDonald's ideas. Moreover, this work demonstrates how MacDonald was both a visionary and also a man of his times, a voice of hope in a world that had gone dark, a reassuring presence in a world that seemed destined for chaos. --James Hamby
Harry Potter and the Other; Race, Justice and Difference in the Wizarding World, edited by Sarah Park Dahlen and Ebony Elizabeth Thomas, and Open at the Close: Literary Essays on [...]