JK Rowling has opened up about her plans for ending the hugely popular detective series Strike - and it’s sooner than you might think! The author has written seven novels about the Cornish private ...

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Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. LONDON — The BBC is to adapt J.K. Rowling’s Cormoran Strike crime novels, which were written under the pen name of Robert ...

The last time TV audiences saw Cormoran Strike and Robin Ellacott – detective fiction’s reigning will-they-won’t-they king and queen – they were hugging outside a fancy perfume shop. The private ...

Shortly after the conclusion of Strike season six based on The Ink Black Heart by J.K. Rowling, written under the pseudonym Robert Galbraith — it has been confirmed that the eighth novel in the series ...

Is she looking at her second, multi-billion dollar franchise? J.K. Rowling might write more Cormoran Strike novels than Harry Potter books and we all know what that means. Rowling released the second ...

STRIKE producer has teased ‘cracks’ in Cormoran and Robin’s relationship – as the hit crime-drama returns. The BBC detective series is returning for a new season this weekend – subtitled Troubled ...

Cormoran Strike is the heroic detective in the BBC series Strike, adapted from the hit detective novels by JK Rowling under ...

The Cormoran II started life in 1909 as the Rjasan, a passenger-cargo freighter built in a German shipyard for delivery to Russia. When World War I broke out in August 1914, the Rjasan was flying the ...

To a childhood friend, he’s Bunsen. To his sister, he’s Stick. To the colleague whose life he saved, he’s Bob, and to his ex-fiancee, he’s Bluey. In the US, they know him as C.B. Strike, but in the UK ...

The Killing, The Fall, Line of Duty – dark, pacy crime drama has dominated our screens for the past few years. But the BBC is now pinning its hopes on a return to a gentler, wittier approach to crime ...