Cormoran Strike Fan Feeds on Twitter

How does the 'Ring' structure of Harry Potter help to understand #TheChristmasPig? Rowling told us in 2011: It's all about Maternal Love. @jk_rowling https://t.co/4DrmxQNITz pic.twitter.com/V7uE3Zus53

— Hogwarts Professor (@HogwartsProf) January 15, 2022

I have to assume, though I always neglect the evidence this is true while I write posts, that most of HogwartsProfessor readers are attached cerebrally to their ‘smart’ phones and learn about and even read the long pieces here on those phones. We have almost zero social media following, alas, because I refuse to engage in Facebook, Twitter, etc., lest I wind up in a Twelve Step Program for those addicted to such things (my wife, who has a sober personality and no temptation to the virtual life to be had online, makes the @HogwartsProf twitter entries).

Having said that, even I am aware that much of the Strike fandom breathes in and out on various twitter platforms and threads. If you are really into the teevee adaptations, which do have the advantage of being made by a production company owned by The Presence (can you say ‘Total Control’?), news about ‘C. B. Strike’ can be had through a variety of channels. For your convenience in searching and following, I collect samples below from the Strike tent in the wide campsite of Twitter-dom.

I start with the ones that are the most book oriented because that is where Serious Strikers here live and breathe and continue with all the others I could find in a morning’s search. Please add those I have missed via the comment boxes and include your thoughts on the subject as well. Enjoy!

In the month of romance, we are taking a closer look at the only woman to whom Cormoran Strike has ever said ‘I love you’: https://t.co/54rZhJ6WXG#RobertGalbraith #StrikeNovels pic.twitter.com/q1vMBjSMfw

— Robert Galbraith (@RGalbraith) February 14, 2022

And here’s my Potter shelves. A bit of a mess at the minute, but I’m aiming to get them their own bookcase pic.twitter.com/DGPq2UN7gY

— Strike (@CormStrikeFan) February 8, 2022

Tom Burke and Holliday Grainger return in Strike – Troubled Blood 👉 https://t.co/qPp2T4wTdP pic.twitter.com/1iZF9w1xB8

— The Rowling Library (@rowlinglibrary) February 7, 2022

Honors for CB Strike! https://t.co/iNKebmnXwO

— Robin Ellacott (@RobinEllacotFan) December 4, 2021

Shane Baggs, who solved the most symbols. “After getting mostly C grades in literature,” he says, “I never dreamed anything I’d ever do would be of interest to Dickens scholars.” @dickens_code https://t.co/Kfnqlg0Prp

— Beatrice Groves (@beatricegroves1) February 7, 2022

Some further photos of Tom Burke and Holliday Grainger filming Troubled Blood last Saturday evening (5th February) in the Buckinghamshire village of Fulmer.

📸 Credits: GoffPhotos#TroubledBlood #CormoranStrike #TomBurke #HollidayGrainger #Strike pic.twitter.com/O3Su7sG1y4

— The Tottenham (@TottenhamStrike) February 8, 2022

https://twitter.com/ClaraStrike/status/1469393455344496644?cxt=HHwWiMC90f_jquQoAAAA

We're back this week with a new episode, this time covering chapters 1-4 of Part 2 of #TheCuckoosCalling. In this episode, we review the media coverage of Lula's death and talk a lot about how awful Matthew is.

Link to listen in bio! 🎧 pic.twitter.com/tpvGiQutDf

— The Strike & Ellacott Files (@TheSEFilesPod) February 11, 2022

January will be the last issue of @telegraphstella magazine. #HollidayGrainger graced the cover back in 2017, August issue with one of my favorite photoshoots pic.twitter.com/h7ZDLYtcJK

— Holliday Grainger Fan (@hollygraingerf) January 18, 2022

Just wishing everyone a very merry Christmas and a happy New Year. 🥰💖 Apologies if I've missed any Xmas cards or posts or emails. As most know I've got my hands (and arms and lap!😂) full with my new little chappy so please forgive any laxness on my part. 😘😘
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— Tom Burke Online (@TomBurkeOnlinex) December 23, 2020

The death of a fairy…murder by bird poo pic.twitter.com/Nsp8u2Gc

— Holliday Grainger (@holli_day) May 19, 2012