Category: Cormoran Strike Series

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“The Silkworm” release celebrated by independent booksellers

“The Silkworm”, J.K. Rowling’s second novel as crime writer Robert Galbraith was released yesterday across the UK and as a soft release in the US. Even before this, the novel was highly rated, and Rowling fans across the world (including us here at MuggleNet) made sure that they got their hands on a copy as soon as it came out. In the weeks leading up to the book’s release, news emerged that the book would be affected by the current Hachette – Amazon debate in the US.

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LISTEN: Audible UK releases two chapters from “The Silkworm”!

There’s just over a week to go until the next Robert Galbraith (a.k.a. J.K. Rowling) book, “The Silkworm”, is released, and things are heating up in anticipation. Only last week, the first chapter from the novel was released online, as well as an excerpt from the audiobook. Now, Audible UK has released the complete first two chapters of the novel online for you to listen to!

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Preview of “The Silkworm” available in the “Times” tomorrow

UPDATE: Since it is now June 4 for those in the UK, the preview is currently available for subscribers to the “Times”.

It’s still a few weeks until the official release of the second Cormoran Strike novel, “The Silkworm”, and up until now the novel’s plot has been tightly under wraps. Earlier today, however, the “Times” of London tweeted a pretty big teaser.

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UPDATED: Amazon US removes pre-order option for “The Silkworm;” Amazon “not optimistic” a resolution will be reached soon

The release of J.K. Rowling’s next outing as Robert Galbraith is just around the corner, but it appears that there are problems regarding the relationship between Amazon and the book’s publisher, Hachette Book Group US. The second Robert Galbraith novel was announced a few months ago to great excitement, and there’s not long until we see it on our shelves, but the novel has already hit headlines due to Amazon and Hachette’s dispute.