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The 14 pages that link to J. K. Rowling, each with the reason it gives.

• Order of the British EmpireRelated: Her appointment as an Officer recognized services to literature.

• University of EdinburghRelated: Rowling studied French and Classics at Edinburgh and wrote parts of the series in the city.

• Literary celebrityBroader topic: Her global visibility illustrates contemporary fame built around both books and author.

• Harry PotterRelated: She created the series’ characters, plot, and fictional world.

• Daniel RadcliffeRelated: Rowling’s books supplied the character Radcliffe portrayed throughout the film series.

• Alan RickmanRelated: Rowling shared information about Snape’s story with Rickman during the film series.

• Elena FerranteCompared with: Rowling’s pseudonym was revealed, unlike Ferrante’s identity, which remains unconfirmed.

• Eddie RedmayneRelated: Rowling created the wizarding world and characters featured in Redmayne's Fantastic Beasts films.

• Stephenie MeyerCompared with: Rowling’s contemporaneous fantasy success invites comparison with Meyer’s distinct teen-romance phenomenon.

• Callum TurnerRelated: Rowling wrote the screenplay for Turner's Fantastic Beasts film.

• E. NesbitRelated: Rowling has cited Nesbit among the writers whose children’s fiction influenced her.

• Emma WatsonRelated: Watson played a central character in the film adaptations of Rowling’s novels.

• Enid BlytonCompared with: Rowling’s long-form fantasy offers a later British publishing phenomenon with a different narrative scale.

• Rick RiordanCompared with: Both authors built popular children’s fantasy around young protagonists, but Riordan centers mythological worlds.