Rowling has a thing for Halloween. She noted on Twixter in January that 31 October is very likely the date of her out-of-wedlock conception (Halloween is exactly nine months before her 31 July birthday).
Having noted that, this year she decided to celebrate by having-a-go at ‘the Dolls,’ which is to say ‘men in drag’ and those who celebrate these men as if they were women.
You can read about it at ‘JK Leads Glamour Backlash: JK Rowling leads backlash against Glamour magazine after nine trans activists – including one who called the Suffragettes ‘white supremacists’ – were named ‘Women of the Year’.’
Or you can watch Megyn Kelley cover the same ground:
Happy Halloween, Everyone!
J. K. Rowling has changed her Twitter (X) header and updated her profile picture with dramatic turquoise pendant earrings. The image is of Tower Alley situated at the the entrance to Portsmouth Harbour on the south coast of England, the UK’s largest naval base. The tower in the background is 
Although most fans are still digesting the wonderfully complex plot of The Hallmarked Man, J. K. Rowling has recently reiterated that her headers are usually clues to future books, it is probably a good time to remind ourselves of the headers most likely to refer to Strike 9. With The Hallmarked Man carrying themes of pregnancy, childbirth and babies, the images of a tree-house and scattered dolls, might mean a childhood theme for the next in the series.
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