There are a lot of people who really, really, really love JK Rowling’s Harry Potter tales. In fairness, there’s millions of flies that like swarming around dung piles, so numbers don’t necessarily account for taste, right? That said, as one hecklerspray reader pointed out, “there’s no such thing as a bad story”. Unless you count the plethora of really bad stories out there.
Either way, Rowling has been wildly successful with Potter, watching her daft little books become gigantic blockbuster movies.
However, some claimed that JK Rowling (real name, Jamiroquai Rowling) had copied a load of ideas from a book that features Willy The Wizard. Sounds amazing doesn’t it? (No).
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Despite being written for children who are just about able to grasp English, millions of adults have gone mental for Harry Potter.
After what seems like the decades of guff about Harry making magic potions, going through the stages of puberty and making his own magic sap, the epic adventure is coming to an end.
With one more film to go, JK Rowing has now got so much money that she’ll be able to buy the entire human race if she wants. But her evil plans might be thwarted. She’s being sued by British author Adrian Jacobs, who claims she might have pinched a few ideas.
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The Adventures Of Willy The Wizard No 1: Livid Land is a wonderful book wherein the protagonist possibly vanquishes evil by rubbing it incessantly with his magical buttock.
Since Harry Potter & the Goblet of Fire basically has the exact same plot, sentence structure, verb-to-noun ratio and pie graphs, the heirs of the Willy Wizard estate have recognised it as unapologetic plagiarism. As such they are now suing JK Rowling either until she agrees to show them the exact location of Hogwarts, and to allow Willy Wizard a full seven-book scholarship there, or for 813 million dollars.
We honestly don’t remember which.
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