6 More Harry Potter Spinoffs We’d Like to See

Rowling has proves again and again how willing she is to dive back into Hogwartsian hijinks. And while I fully support her other post-Potter output (The Casual Vacancy and the Cormoran Strike series, written as Robert Galbraith), it just follows that if she has the time and motivation to pen the story for a play and the scripts for three films based on a textbook, she could maybe throw us a few more spinoff bones. There is only so much Regulus Black/Barty Crouch Jr. slash-fic one can consume without feeling a gaping emptiness inside. Here are more Potterworld spinoff possibilities than you could shake a Crumple-Horned Snorkack at.
The Marauders
For the love of Wilhelmina Grubbly-Plank, GIVE ME A MARAUDERS PREQUEL. The only times readers are actually witness to the legendary bromance of Sirius Black and James Potter are Pensieve flashbacks and postmortem meetups. Cool. And everybody and their muggle mom wants to talk to Harry about his angelic, beautiful, lovely, vivacious mother, but spoiler alert, she’s six feet under before we even read the first page. Awesome. C’mon, Queen Rowling, I’ve got a hankering for a new (yet familiar) display of adolescent frolicking, anarchy, and hormonal theatrics.
The Founders
Rowena Ravenclaw, who, as she lay dying, dispatched the Bloody Baron to find her daughter, whom he stabbed to death before killing himself. Godric Gryffindor,  the wearer of the salty Sorting Hat. Salazar Slytherin, who created a Chamber of Secrets in which he hid a goshdarn basilisk inside a school. Helga Hufflepuff, who probably had a charming laugh. These people were insane. Tell us their stories.
Non-European Magic
Do not the youths of Lagos or Tokyo create magical mayhem? If you prick an Australian wizard with a basilisk fang, does he not die? What about the Colonies—where are our wizards and witches? Newt Scamander’s Fantastic Beasts storyline will take place in New York, but this is America, dang it. We have more wizards, soccer-playing, right-side-of-the-road-driving, shorter-lunch-break–taking wizards than you could possibly imagine! How about exploring this wide, wide magical world?
The Ministry of Magic
That place is a looney bin. (Before Hermione straightened everything out, of course.) And the hiring practices, Arthur Weasley and Kingsley Shacklebolt notwithstanding, seem lax at best. I would settle for a bildungsroman of the third-floor janitor if it meant we could get a peek behind the Iron Magic Curtain.
Full Employment
It seems to me the booths at Hogwarts Career Day are somewhat limited. As far as I can tell, graduates can either: become a professor, train as an Auror, open a small business on Diagon Alley, publish propaganda in The Daily Prophet, ascend the professional Quidditch ranks, or settle for a menial position with the Ministry. There are other opportunities for employment, right? I know dentistry is out, but like, where are the social media specialists? There are always social media specialists. Explain to me the wizarding economy, J.K.
Squibs
Could there be anything worse than being a squib? (Besides existing as one of the cats in Dolores Umbridge’s decorative plates, that is.) I don’t know. Maybe. But to be sure, a narrative on the plight of these nonmagical wretches would be enlightening. I see a Dickensian orphanage. And scrappy youths. And Argus Filch as a newspaper boy hawking front page headlines like: “STUDENTS OUT OF BED!” Or not.
What Harry Potter spinoffs would you like to see?