JK Rowling REALLY can’t pick a gender for her new characters

JK Rowling has said she can’t decide what the genders of her new characters should be.

The famed Harry Potter writer is working on some new material, but apparently has quite a gender fluid idea of forming characters.

She wrote: “All I’ve done so far this week is change three characters’ genders and I still don’t know whether their current genitalia are permanent.”

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The famed Harry Potter author responded to replies to her tweet, talking about her choice of font and styling when she is drafting new material.

Rowling was praised in December, when she tweeted in favour when black actress Noma Dumezweni was cast as Hermione Granger in Cursed Child.

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After claiming her villainous creation Lord Voldemort is “nowhere near as bad” as Donald Trump, Rowling has now turned her attention to the presidential candidate’s campaign team.

Trump’s spokeswoman Katrina Pierson caused a stir on social media recently after a controversial tweet from 2012 went viral.

JK Rowling REALLY can’t pick a gender for her new characters

“President Obama’s dad born in Africa, Mitt Romney’s dad born in Mexico. Any pure breeds left? #CNNDebate’,” Pierson wrote.

Unsurprisingly, the spokeswoman received a huge backlash from fellow Twitter users – however, Rowling’s response put the rest to shame.

“Death Eaters walk among us,” she wrote, simply.

JK Rowling REALLY can’t pick a gender for her new characters

For those who are unfamiliar with the Harry Potter franchise, Death Eaters is the name given to the twisted followers of Lord Voldemort.

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Rowling has become known for giving brilliant responses on social media.

Highlights include a recent response to the Westboro Baptist Church (WBC), who took offence to the idea of Rowling’s creation Dumbledore marrying fellow wizard Gandalf.

JK Rowling REALLY can’t pick a gender for her new characters

She has also used Twitter to support her legion of LGBT fans, offering words of wisdom and comforting advice to those struggling with their sexuality.

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