Library of Congress Launches 'National Jukebox'
npr.orgToday the Library of Congress and Sony Music Entertainment announced the launch of what’s being billed as “the largest collection of historical recordings ever made publicly available online.”
The new website provides access to more than 10-thousand historical recordings for free on a streaming-only basis – no downloads. It covers the first quarter of the twentieth century and includes music, poetry, political speeches and other spoken word recordings.
What if the Wizarding world did exist but after the war was over Hermione just made up a spell and sort of obliviated the entire world so that there would be no more dark wizards and whatnot, and she grew up and wrote a series about a boy called Harry Potter either under a fake name or giving the characters in the book a fake name, just because she could.
…and she’s the only one that remembers the wizarding world cause she couldn’t obliviate herself.
