《哈利波特》之后看什么

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　　Reporter:
　　HARRY POTRER first took the world by storm in 1997, selling more than 325 million books worldwide and inspiring a series of successful films. The latest HARRY POTRER edition: Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows broke additional sales record, selling 8.3 million books in the first 24 hours of its release.

　　J.K. Rowling:
　　I always plan seven books and I planned this particular ending.

　　Reporter:
　　Who will captivate audiences mesmerized by the boy wizard with glasses. Fans are crying for more, and publishers are looking for the next fantasy novel phenomena to carry the baton, or should I say wand?

　　Betsy Mitchell:
　　There are so many great fantasy series that will appeal to the readers of Harry Potter, and I think they've been discovering them. Naomi Novik is our latest fantasy discovery and she's my pick for the next top fantasy novelist.

　　Rubin Pfeffer:
　　I'd love to tell you a little bit about Troy Cle's Marvelous World if I, if I might. Troy's a real thing. He published an edition of this by himself and he's based it on his video game experience. He's rendered a first-rate fantasy novel.

　　Troy Cle:
　　Everyone can relate to Marvelous World, young, old, black, white. It doesn't matter because within everyone there's a perfect part of him that remembers what is like to be a kid, their wants to be a kid again and that's why people love Marvelous World.

　　Matthew:
　　I've read, PENDRAGON and GREGOR, CHRONICLES.

　　Katherine Mcclain:
　　Philip Pullman, Terry Pratchett, eh, ORSON SCOTT CARD.

　　Julien Orlow:
　　I read the Halo novel, the muggle video game.

　　Peyton:
　　CHARLES BONE, It's a, not, not, probably not so many people know about that.

　　Robert & Rachel Goddard:
　　-Alice？
　　-ALICE IN WONDERLAND.
　　-Yeah, ALICE IN WONDERLAND.

　　Reporter:
　　People read fantasy novels for a variety of reasons.

　　Nathaniel:
　　There is a certain draw to things that aren't real.

　　Taylor:
　　I always feel like you can forget about everything else and just go into a whole new world.

　　Jared:
　　They give me like an imagination.

　　Katherine Mcclain:
　　I like, erm, the fact that it's not quite reality, that it's, that it's heightened, that it's different from everyday, from walking down the street, mundane, that it's just a little fantastic.

　　Wallace Ford:
　　They used to escape without a hangover. So that's not bad, you know, it's a, it is just a lot of fun and you can kind of enjoy in little bite-sized pieces if you want or you can just immerse yourself in it.

　　Reporter:
　　Who will produce the next spring candy and seduce the masses to entangle themselves in the dangerous battle of good versus evil? Only time will tell.