“It’s been a fun day,” Rowling posted along with a series of ominous emojis besides a snap of the scripts.

Rowling is collaborating with writer Tom Edge once more after he’d written on the past four seasons of the drama.

The Ink Black Heart promises to strike a chord with several of Rowling’s fans who’ve followed her recent activities as it focusses very much on the culture war.

The storyline follows a successful video animator, Edie Ledwell, who suddenly finds herself the subject of online vitriol which soon leads to her brutal murder.

Some of the abuse levelled at Ledwell includes cries of transphobia, although Rowling has spoken out previously to deny she based the character on any aspect of her own life.

Rowling said of the novel, via Deadline: “I wasn’t clairvoyant… it was just one of those weird twists. Sometimes life imitates art more than one would like.”

A release date for the sixth season of Strike is yet to be announced and the BBC confirmed to GB News that the series had been renewed.

It’s believed the show’s leading stars, Tom Burke and Holliday Grainger, will both be back to reprise their roles as Cormoran Strike and Robin Ellacott, respectively.