Goodbye to the Wizard World...

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Rowling predicts that some of Harry's fans will dislike "Deathly Hallows." But she is proud of it. "The final book is what it was always supposed to be, and so I feel very at peace with that fact," she says.

As for the future, she says she has no plans.

"I can never write anything as popular again," she said. "Lightning does not strike in the same place twice.

"I'll do exactly what I did with Harry — I'll write what I really want to write, and if it's something similar, that's OK, and if it's something very different, that's OK.

"I just really want to fall in love with an idea again, and go with that." ********************************

................a reality, a conviction, a dream, a truth, a passion that am sure many people can and will be able to relate to I guess. I found an amazing harmony, strength and rhyme in her above statements. I always wondered.. if the release of the books by JKR in the years they did and their direct correlation with my life were they just coincidental or there lies an unknown reason that I too will figure out as my journey with my dream that dawned on me in realized"


The coincidence's

"....mixed emotions at leaving behind the character she conjured up during a train journey across England in 1990..."

"After producing a book a year between 1997 and 2000, Rowling took a break. There was a three-year gap between the fourth book, "Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire," and "Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix," published in 2003..."

Till the release of the last book Harry Potter and The Deathly Hallows, on 21st July 2007, followed by the last movie release in 2009.

Am yet to know what the last year(s) behold for me, though!