J.K. Rowling has been one of the big holdouts, refusing to sell Harry Potter in electronic form through booksellers like Amazon or Barnes & Noble. That is apparently about to change, according to Amazon.com, which has posted two different images hinting that “Wizardry is on the way." In one of the images, there is a picture of an owl, similar to Hedwig, Harry Potter's loyal companion and courier. In another — found at the top of the Kindle eBook store — it restates that “Wizardry is on the way." An Amazon spokeswoman declined to comment, saying, “We'll have to ask you to stay tuned for an upcoming announcement." Presumably, there is still pent-up demand for the electronic copies since the bestsellers have not yet been for sale directly on Amazon or the Kindle. In March, Amazon announced that all seven of the books would become available, but that consumers would have to buy them directly from J.K. Rowling's online bookstore called Pottermore and then download them to their e-reader. Despite the inconvenience, Pottermore sold more than £1 million worth (roughly $1.6 million) of e-books in three days.
