J.K. Rowling's last few tweets may have Telugu Archivesbeen fairly light-hearted and dog-themed, but that doesn't mean she's left her troll-destroying ways completely behind her.
Oh no. Judging by her latest exchange, the Harry Potterauthor won't be backing down from the occasional Twitter dual in 2019.
SEE ALSO: 8 things I learned when I published my debut novelIt started on Tuesday, when Rowling tweeted a link to some writing advice she's recently posted on her website.
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The advice is spread across two posts, and -- if you're a budding writer, or someone fascinated by Rowling's own journey -- it's certainly worth a read.
After she'd shared it, Rowling responded to a couple of fans on Twitter.
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This being Twitter, though, not all the responses were positive. It wasn't long before a troll had popped up, calling Rowling's writing "shit" and describing her as "politically delusional".
Needless to say, Rowling expelliarmus'd them into oblivion.
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Ouch.
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