JK Rowling finishes third Galbraith novel, shares title
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JK Rowling has just finished her third novel, writing as Robert Galbraith, and she's tweeting all about it.
Since finishing the Harry Potter series, she's focused on writing books aimed at adults, including a number of crime novels using the Galbraith pseudonym.
She finished the latest in the series, which features the private detective Cormoran Strike, earlier today.
And she's revealed the title - Career of Evil.
According to her publisher, Little, Brown, the book will published later this year, although the exact date has yet to be confirmed.
Rowling and her Galbraith alter-ego are tweeting back and forth to celebrate the "joy" of completing her book.
Robert Galbraith tweeted: "Just finished 3rd Cormoran Strike novel.", external
Rowling tweeted: ".@RGalbraith Very pleased for you, Robert.", external
Galbraith tweeted: ".@jk_rowling It's called 'Career of Evil'.", external
Rowling tweeted: ".@RGalbraith Only the third time for you, of course, Robert.", external
Galbraith tweeted: ".@jk_rowling Yes, but then, I'm younger than you.", external
Then Chris Rankin (aka Percy Weasley in the Harry Potter films) gets involved.
And in exciting news - it looks like another book won't be too far behind. Tweeting a fan who asked what she would be doing now she'd finished the book, she wrote...
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