Robert Galbraith's Blog, page 9

The Running Grave cover revealed!

The cover of the seventh book in the Cormoran Strike series, The Running Grave, is released!

The Ink Black Heart TV ad

After a series-best launch on the BBC in the UK, Troubled Blood comes to HBO Max on 6th February.

The Ink Black Heart is International!

The Robert Galbraith books are global bestsellers. They have now been translated into over 40 languages, and The Ink Black Heart is already available in 14, despite the fact that it takes a while for individual countries to translate them.

New Galbraith book, The Running Grave

After a series-best launch on the BBC in the UK, Troubled Blood comes to HBO Max on 6th February.

10 key moments in The Cuckoo’s Calling

This month we are celebrating the tenth anniversary of the publication of The Cuckoo’s Calling and the first mystery which brings together Cormoran Strike and Robin Ellacott. Here are ten moments you might have forgotten about the novel, so lets return to the beginning and plunge into the early days … Continued

The making of The Cuckoo’s Calling TV

Hear Robert, the writer and the stars of The Cuckoo’s Calling talking about adapting the book for screen.

Charting Robin and Matthew’s relationship

Robin Ellacott and Matthew Cunliffe got together young, while they were studying for their A-levels in Masham, North Yorkshire. They celebrated their results together in the local, The Bay Horse, then went to different universities, and even though they had fought that evening in the pub,  they stayed together. Matthew … Continued

Holliday Grainger on Matthew

‘Matthew is Robin’s rock, because he’s always been there, but he’s also emotionally very immature’. Holliday Grainger gives her take on Matthew.

Writing The Ink Black Heart

Robert explains the difference between writing a contemporary case compared to the cold case in Troubled Blood.

Troubled Blood TV writer Tom Edge

Interview with Writer Tom Edge Q: Can you introduce us to the series and where you find our heroes? A: Troubled Blood opens in what appears to be quite a settled period for Strike and Robin, their agency is going really well and they have a ton of work. However, … Continued