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J. K. Rowling has given Harry Potter fans a glimmer of hope by hinting that the boy wizard may make a return. The author released the final instalment of the book almost three years ago. Rowling became one of the richest women in the world since her Potter novels became a phenomenon in 1997, racking up book sales of more than 400 million worldwide, the Daily Express reported.
Rowling released the final tome in a series of seven, Harry Potter And The Deathly Hallows in 2007. The author admitted that
she cried when she finally completed the story, but insisted she was
finished with Potter and his magical world. However, Rowling, during a
special Easter reading of her work at the White House in Washington,
DC, told the audience that she would consider returning to the story
"maybe 10 years from now". Rowling also revealed she is
concentrating on new material at present, telling fans, "I’m
quite sure in the not-too-distant future I will bring out another
book." — PTI
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The
book also inspired a blockbuster series starring actors Daniel
Radcliffe and Emma Watson in the lead. The final film is being shot in
two parts.