London, the West Country, Lancashire and Scotland are but a few locations readers will visit in Steve Vander Ark's latest Harry Potter rendition, In Search of Harry Potter. A United States court, the Harry Potter Lexicon - derived from the now defunct www.hp-lexicon.org - citing a breach of JK Rowling's copyright
A United States court yesterday banned the school librarian-cum-author's encyclopedia, the Harry Potter Lexicon - derived from the now defunct www.hp-lexicon.org - citing a breach of JK Rowling's copyright.
The publisher, Methuen, describes In Search of Harry Potter as an 'extraordinary travel book' which 'evokes the myths and magic of Harry Potter.
Methuen had also planned to publish a UK version of the Harry Potter Lexicon, but after yesterday's ruling that's now in doubt.
A United States court yesterday banned the school librarian-cum-author's encyclopedia, the Harry Potter Lexicon - derived from the now defunct www.hp-lexicon.org - citing a breach of JK Rowling's copyright.
The publisher, Methuen, describes In Search of Harry Potter as an 'extraordinary travel book' which 'evokes the myths and magic of Harry Potter.
Methuen had also planned to publish a UK version of the Harry Potter Lexicon, but after yesterday's ruling that's now in doubt.
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