Pretty neat, no?

The story (Muttations)

By the Box — $55 (24 packs)

By the Pack – $3.50 (6 cards)

Potter Premium Cardboards and Twilight packs are now invaluable, so it’s best to get yourself a box or two of these Hunger Games Capitol Collectors Items as soon as possible. Before they’re all gone, that is, and you have regrets about passing on this investment opportunity.

And did you know that The Hunger Games was an invitation to Libertarian politics? Are we verging in on ‘Shared Text’ territory? Or not? Your thoughts, please, on the growth industry in Hunger Games imagery, merchandise, and media referencing! (Hat Tip to George on the Lew Rockwell link)

When you can watch the adventures of ‘Finnick and Annie,’ Fan Film Fiction, on YouTube today?

Please share in the comment boxes below any other Hunger Games fan efforts, written or filmed, that you think worthy of our attention in the HogwartsProfessor Month of Panem Pandemonium!

Read the Story. Review the Preview. Watch the Interview. Tell Your friends. Brush up on your Hunger Games. See you tonight!

It’s Hunger Games Month here at HogwartsProfessor and today let’s take a trip to the Capitol to see how actress Jennifer Lawrence is being packaged as the ‘Blonde Bombshell turned Rebel Vixen’ by her handlers and beauticians —

Beyond. Satire. Glamour Covers after the jump.
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March is officially Hunger Games month here at HogwartsProfessor in celebration of the stories themselves and the movie release on the 23rd! In addition to Prof. Elizabeth’s review of HogPro’s Greatest Hits on the Panem Saga, I’ll be giving three lectures, one on each of the three novels, at Full Circle bookstore in Oklahoma City. They’ll be recorded and, God allowing, will be available before the movie release at iTunes for you to enjoy. I’ll make an announcement here, of course, when that happens.

The three talks will be a taste of my new book in the works, this one tentatively titled For the Serious Reader of The Hunger Games: Seven Keys that Open Up the Artistry, Meaning, and Magic of Suzanne Collins’ Panem Trilogy. As you’d expect, if you’ve been reading the Mockingjay post on this subject or my comments in Christianity Today on the relationship of Hunger Games and Harry Potter, one of the chapters is on Ring Composition. [Read more…]