Writer J.K. Rowling has set Twitterverse in a frenzy as the Harry Potter fans were treated to a series of tweets where lots of fans participated in it. She has posted a couple of anagram and it has been solved by only a few.

The first tweet was "Cry, foe! Run amok! Fa awry! My wand won't tolerate this nonsense," as she added that people should ponder on it while she is away. This has then been anagrammed as "Harry Returns! Won't say any details now! A week off! No comment."

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Eventually, as the tweets kept coming and the guesses were tweeted, the writer gave off hints as well as tweets containing the words "warmer" and "much warmer".

After a few minutes she noted that it's actually about the fictional character named Newt Scamander. Newt was one of the authors of the textbooks of Harry in the first book of the series. She tweeted that one of the anagrams she has tweeted was the set of the scene.

Rowling is preparing for a film that focuses of the life of the said magician and that the plot will be set 70 years before the events starring Harry.

The 49-year-old told her fans that she is working on a novel as well as tweaking a screenplay. She added that she will be away for a bit but will come back with great news.

There are no additional details yet regarding the said film but it definitely is being anticipated by the Harry Potter fans as they have tweeted that they wish the character played by Danielle Radcliffe could do a cameo in the upcoming film.

However, the writer's lips are sealed noting that she wants to resist tweeting more anagrams as she wants to focus on work and not spoil the fun. 

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