Q&A for How to Contact JK Rowling

In general, people are happy to share their knowledge, particularly if they are very competent in a given field. As per your question for J.K. Rowling, remember that there is quite a large difference between becoming an author and becoming a phenomenally successful published billionaire author. Even she may not know the complete answer to your question! Try asking something like, "What does it take to be a writer?" You may be more likely to get an actual, thoughtful response. But remember, J.K. receives lots of letters so it's not possible for her to get back to everyone.

Not very high; she doesn't have time to read a lot of her fan mail, let alone respond to it. The probability that she will respond is very low.

You could find a picture online and print it, you could work on your drawing skills, or you could ask someone else to draw the picture for you.

Fug is a word. It usually means a warm, stuffy or smoky atmosphere in a room.

Unless she decides to make a Cursed Child movie we are unlikely to get more about Harry Potter himself, but there will certainly be more movies in the Wizarding World. We are only partway through the Fantastic Beasts series, for starters.

If you publish it on a fanfiction website like Archive Of Our Own and don't try to receive payment for it, you most likely won't be sued. There is a small chance JK Rowling or her lawyers would make you take down the story, but given the amount of HP fanfiction they ignore, it's unlikely.

JK Rowling was born on 31 July 1965. At the time of writing (May 2020), she is 54.

As with most famous people, her actual address is private information that only people close to her know.

That is a risk you have to take any time you send mail with a return address. There are probably dozens of advertising companies that already have you contact information, however.

Hogwarts Mystery is already out on Android devices. If you can't see it in the Play Store, it may be unavailable in your region, or your device may not meet the technical specifications required to run it.

J.K Rowling based her character “Harry Potter” off of her childhood friend (and neighbor), Ian Potter. Besides this, the Harry Potter series is entirely fictional; there are no other (known) aspects in which J.K Rowling based is off a true event.

You can, but she might not respond if it is too overwhelming. Try to keep it around 3-4.