Jo Rowling loves a little mystery. The eroticism in two dimensions carole cavanaughHarry Potterauthor, whose bestselling Cormoran Strike detective series is due for a fourth installment, decided to indulge some curious fans on Twitter this Tuesday when they asked about the book's name.
After an hour of online interaction, we don't have a conclusive answer -- but the title might be staring us in the face.
SEE ALSO: J.K. Rowling slams International Women's Day trolls in 1 perfect tweetIt all started with a politely curious tweet from one Alexa Marie:
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She didn't ask for the whole title, for surely none can be so bold. Perhaps that's why Rowling gave it -- but missing the bulk of the letters.
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In 2006, Rowling's old website revealed a piece of paper with a game of hangman that fans used to figure out the title Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows.
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One of the most popular suggestions for word #1 was "lethal," given the murderous nature of the mysteries Strike usually has to solve.
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As with any game, the internet couldn't help having a little fun with it:
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Apparently the real title -- or something close to it -- exists in a sea of Twitter responses.
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At any rate, she's writing. And with such quality detective work from fans, a title announcement can't be far...
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So, who's got theories? My money is on Nachos Chipsor Father Ghost. Also a big fan of this Harry Potterspinoff. The first three Strike novels -- The Cuckoo's Calling, The Silkworm and A Career of Evilare in bookstores and in development for television at the BBC.
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