Oliver always dreamed of reading Harry Potter to his daughter, Georgie. However, he let go of that dream when J.K. Rowling, the series’ author, declared war on trans people. When Georgie brings home the first Harry Potter book and asks Oliver to read it to her, he is faced with an impossible choice. In a surge of panic, Oliver is sent thirty-five years back in time to the start of Rowling’s journey. Presented with the possibility of altering history, he sets out to create a new destiny for Rowling— and himself. With songs that explode events from Rowling’s life, and a book that incorporates verbatim text from her interviews, The Magically Re-Imagined History of J.K. Rowling explores the interconnectedness of art, artist, and audience, and the consequences their entanglement brings.