Rowling
Rowling is a surname, most famously borne by J.K.
Rowling, British author of the Harry Potter fantasy series.
The name has become shorthand in cultural debates about transgender rights, referencing her public statements on gender identity: She's gone full Rowling on social media.
To Rowling or get Rowlinged describes being criticized or "canceled" for gender-critical views.
- HermioneWoman's name from antiquity
- RonMasculine name, shortened
- SnapeEnglish surname, Suffolk locale
- GryffindorScarlet and gold house
Voldemort · Hagrid · Slytherin · Ravenclaw · Hufflepuff · Quidditch · Horcrux · Patronus
Writer of prose narratives
- storytellerOne who recounts tales
- wordsmithSkilled prose artisan
- bestsellerHigh-volume publication
- billionairePerson worth ten figures
philanthropist · Edinburgh · rags-to-riches · pseudonym · Galbraith · Twitter · controversy · manuscript
Hogwarts
Voldemort · Hagrid · Gryffindor · Slytherin · Ravenclaw · Hufflepuff · Quidditch · Horcrux · Patronus · Dementor
novelist
Writer of prose narratives
- storytellerOne who recounts tales
- wordsmithSkilled prose artisan
- bestsellerHigh-volume publication
billionaire · philanthropist · Edinburgh · rags-to-riches · pseudonym · Galbraith · Twitter · controversy · manuscript · rejection
wizard
Practitioner of sorcery
potion · magic · sorcery · enchantment · dragon · phoenix · hippogriff · centaur · goblin · elf
- AuthorsShakespeare, William Shakespeare, Mark Twain, Twain, F. Scott Fitzgerald
- Famous AuthorsShakespeare, Dickens, Austen, Hemingway, Twain
- British AuthorsCharles Dickens, William Shakespeare, Jane Austen, Agatha Christie, Roald Dahl
- British IconsShakespeare, Churchill, Darwin, Newton, Queen Elizabeth
- British WritersShakespeare, Dickens, Austen, Tolkien, Orwell
- English LiteratureShakespeare, Dickens, Jane Austen, Bronte, Chaucer
RowlingJames Joyce
Virginia Woolf · Toni Morrison · Cormac McCarthy · Thomas Pynchon · Marcel Proust