This description of how J. K. Rowlings used a paper spreadsheet to plot out the Harry Potter tales chapter by chapter:
mentalfloss.com/article/26346/jk … preadsheet
isn’t all that different from using Scrivener’s marvelous, multi-column outliner. Note her use of a date field called “Time.” I’m not sure what the O of P column means.
Perhaps someone should tell her about Scrivener.
–Michael W. Perry, Untangling Tolkien (LOTR chronology)
I guess O of P stands for “Order of Phoenix”.
Perhaps someone already has.
Perhaps Rowling is actually contributing and posting to these forums under an assumed alias. 8)
OMG!! 
vic-k explained!
Although, now I pause to think about it…
Far more likely that Rowling is a pseudonym for Vic-K than the other way round.
Now this [size=150]IS[/size] insulting! 
The tone of the thread is deteriorating at an exponential rate, and spiraling inexorably t’ward the sewer.
I am cut to the quick, by the realisation, that after all my time aboard Scriv, it isn’t palpably obvious to all, that if I were in fact the author of the HP sagas, they would contain more bacchanalian Sado-Masochistic encounters betwixt a plethora of student wizard /witch/muggle characters, with festival like scenes of Gymnasticated Honky-Tonking littering the narratives!
I really am not best pleased. 
Yeah, most people feel that way about their books after the Editors have got at 'em.
Chin up, big man.
Wait…
…does this mean I was only imagining those undercurrents within the HP series?
Probably. But wot else can y’ expect from a Psychowotssit!, and an Aussie one t’boot!!
Hmm? You’ve met Mum’n’Maude? And you still want to know?
These are family friendly forums, welder, family friendly*.
[size=85]*Although sometimes, reading these boards, I wonder if that phrase means the same in England as it does here. I mean, it seems self-evident to me that the phrase refers to creating larger families, but the British use seems at odds with the logic.
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