JK Rowling Insists Her Next Novel Is Not About Romance; Advises Fans To Wait Until The Book's Release And See Her 'Rocking’
There has been so much buzz about JK Rowling's upcoming book and she is faring well answering comments from fans in her Twitter account. In her recent latest post, the British author corrects guesses from fans saying that it is a romantic love story. Moreover, earlier posts in her Twitter further clarified that it is completely new and has no resemblance with the Harry Potter books.
As quoted by E! News, the author said, "There's a story in today's Mail that I was in a London bar on Monday 'celebrating' handing in a 'romantic novel' to my publishers."
Further, she went on saying "1) I haven't handed in ANY kid of novel to my publishers. I'm only half way through my current book. 2) It isn't a 'romantic' novel.
In the message, Rowling shared a very intimate detail about her saying that she likes to drink when she's finishing a book. "And 3) (brace yourselves) I sometimes have a drink when I haven't finished a book. Yes, that's how rock and roll I really am."
Rowling's has posted a riddle on her social media page that gets her fans very excited.
"Cry, foe! Run amok! Fa awry! My wand won't tolerate this nonsense. Something to ponder while I'm away X," the riddle goes.
Time Magazine said that it was Emily Strong, a Phd student and a great lover of the Harry Potter books who has unlocked the 49-year old's riddle.
She tweeted back saying "Newt Scamander only meant to stay in New York for a few hours."
She tweeted back Emily Strong saying, "YES!!!!!!!!!!!! People, we have a winner!" Rowling replied!
Aside from the Harry Potter books, Rowling had released in 2011, "The Casual Vacancy" and two other novels, he Cuckoo's Calling and The Silkworm under the pseudonym Robert Galbraith.
Intended not to be revealed, Rowling sued her solicitor Christopher Gossage and had fined him £1,000 for breach of client confidentiality when Judith Callegari, his wife's best friend revealed the idea on Twitter.