
Also known as Joanne Rowling, Robert Galbraith, Joanne K. Rowling, Joanne K Rowling, J K rowling, J.K.Rowling, Rowling, J.K., J. Rowling, Rowling, Joanne K., Jo Murray, J K Rowling, Rowling J.K., J.K. Rowling (author), Rowling Joanne, J.K. ROWLING, Rowling J K, J K ROWLING, Newt Scamander, JOANNE K. ROWLING, Kennilworthy Whisp, JK Rowling, JK Rowlings, jk rowling, R.K Rowling, J. K Rowling, J.K Rowling, Rowling J. K., J. K. Rowling (Auteur), J.k. Rowling, Rowling, J. K.
Joanne Rowling was born on 31st July 1965 at Yate General Hospital near Bristol, and grew up in Gloucestershire in England and in Chepstow, Gwent, in south-east Wales.
Her father, Peter, was an aircraft engineer at the Rolls Royce factory in Bristol and her mother, Anne, was a science technician in the Chemistry department at Wyedean Comprehensive, where Jo herself went to school. Anne was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis when Jo was a teenager and died in 1990, before the Harry Potter books were published. Jo also has a younger sister, Di.
Harry Potter’s existence is defined by a profound absence—of family, of history, and of any sense of belonging. Confined to a cupboard beneath the stairs of his aunt and uncle’s home, his life is an exercise in invisibility, dictated by the mundane and often cruel whims of the Dursley family.