JK Rowling Reveals Pottermore! (JK Rowling’s Secret Street View)
Jun 15, 2011
J.K. Rowling
Update: Harry Potter author J. K. Rowling has revealed that the title
of the mysterious project we’ve been following this afternoon is called
POTTERMORE. Confirmation came via the projects Twitter account,@Pottermore.
This news also completes the speculation of what the last letter of
the project would be. Updates coming! Stay close and be sure to follow
Pottermore!
The
Twitter account has been updated to link to this website: www.Pottermore.com.
Following the completion of the seven Harry Potter books and eight
films, J.K. Rowling has something new to announce. Even though this is
not a new book, we have been informed it is something equally exciting.
As
a teaser before the official announcement, ten letters have been hidden
on the website below for you to find. To locate them you need to find
ten sets of coordinates, enter them into the search box one set at a
time, and take a look around.
This is the first coordinate:
42.523356,-70.890698
The rest will be revealed among nine other Harry
Potter fan sites at intervals throughout the 15th and 16th of June
2011. Find the coordinates, enter them on the site below and you could
be one of the first to piece the word together.
(Please note – These
letters are magic, therefore do not exist in the real world…)
Good
luck to you all.
If you’re having trouble
finding the clue, simply zoom in on the map so you enter the street
view!
Update 2: As a follow up, I was lucky enough to get a preview of @Pottermore
recently and it is breathtaking. More details will arrive shortly, so
do stay close for the latest on Pottermore.
More details will arrive shortly, so do stay close to Leaky for the latest on Pottermore. Other sites with coordinates: MuggleNet,
Harry
Potter Xperts, HPANA, Bloghogwarts.com, Snitchseeker.com, Portkey.it, Universharrypotter.com, Clubedoslugue.com
We
now have a fill listing of coordinates from the sites. The letters
are: T E O R P E T R O. Many people are suggesting both “MORE
POTTER” AND “POTTERMORE.” What do you think?
