With cocktails and craftivism, fans and authors including Neil Gaiman and Jeanette Winterson countdown release of sequel
The last time bookshops saw this much action at midnight on a weekday, a certain boy wizard was on the shelves.
“There’s not another Potter out?” a passing man asks the growing queue outside Waterstones in London’s Piccadilly, where a parade of women dressed in red flowing robes and white bonnets are silently gliding by.
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