In Hollywood’s sea of bravado, Kevin Tsujihara, the quiet new chief executive of Warner Bros., may seem miscast. But he is already making bold bets to keep the studio on top.
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Her publisher described the new work as a “compulsively readable crime novel.”
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The studio said Ms. Rowling would become a screenwriter, working on an adaptation of her “Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them.”
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The book, written under a pseudonym by the best-selling author J. K. Rowling, became a success only after her identity was revealed.
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Russells, the law firm responsible for revealing that J.K. Rowling wrote a mystery novel under a pen name, also apologized to her.
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J. K. Rowling, of Harry Potter fame, shared a bit of the back story of her new book, written as Robert Galbraith.
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Russells, a firm known for its work in the entertainment industry, said on Thursday that one of its partners had told his wife’s best friend that the book was actually written by J.K. Rowling.
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Booksellers who struggled to sell a book by Robert Galbraith are now struggling to get hold of the same book, whose author was revealed to be J. K. Rowling.
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Already a star at the Islands of Adventure park, a Potter-themed area will be being added to the adjacent Universal Studios Florida in 2014.
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