Does Taylor Swift write mystery novels?

Pennsylvania artist took the stage various film productions The version featuring the actors of ‘Cats’ is like the romantic comedy ‘Valentine’s Day’ or the children’s movie ‘The Lorax: in search of the missing chocolate’. She is also a successful real estate investor with a real estate portfolio worth more than $150 million, has clothing and perfume lines with several brands, is the image of many others, and collaborates on numerous social causes.

But now, the most die-hard fans of the self-proclaimed ‘fast’ believe they’ve discovered another surprising activity from their favorite artist: mystery novel writing. The theory has managed to find its way through forums and posts on various websites and social networks; Here some people have no shortage of arguments to defend this a priori, somewhat far-fetched theory.

According to your data, Taylor will be the real person behind mystery author Elly ConwayThe author of the mystery novel ‘Argylle’, which has just been published in our country and stars Bryce Dallas Howard, Henry Cavill and Dua Lipa, will be released worldwide on February 2.

There is not much information on the internet about Elly Conway’s identity, giving rise to conspiracy theorists. In the biography published by the Grijalbo publishing house, we can simply read: “Elly Conway was born and raised in the northern part of New York. He wrote his first novel about Agent ‘Argylle’ while working the night shift as a waiter in a cafe. He is currently working on the next installment of the series.” In the photo accompanying this statement, Backlit silhouette of a woman who could literally be almost anyone. The author’s Instagram account, which does not contain even a single photo, also fuels the theories.

Fans’ claims

Although the origin of all this speculation is rather unclear, perhaps the first “evidence” used by supporters of this intriguing theory appeared on March 16 last year, a few months after the novel was published in English.

That day, Taylor uploaded a series of photos to her Instagram account, in one of which A sweatshirt that says ‘Conway’. It didn’t matter to fans that it said ‘Recording Studios’ underneath the word and that the garment was ‘merchandise’ from Conway Recording Studios, a well-known Hollywood studio where the American superstar often works.

Here’s another little nod to prove that even though Taylor is always working on her music and playing concerts around the world, she still has time to write novels: The cat that appeared in the movie ‘Argylle’, Chip is a Scottish Fold breed, which, oh coincidentally, belongs to Swift’s two cats, Meredith Gray and Olivia Benson (yes, those are their names). The third responds to the name Benjamin Button.

Chip the Cat becomes famous as a result of the film and has his own Instagram account where he appears alongside some of the film’s stars such as Dua Lipa and Samuel L. Jackson. It also helps The owner is none other than 90s supermodel Claudia Schiffer..

According to supporters of the conspiracy, the relationship between Chip and Taylor would be revealed because the cat, among other indicators, congratulated the artist on her birthday with the words: “Happy Birthday, Queen.”

On the other hand, Taylor told ‘Rolling Stone’ magazine in 2020 that he used a pseudonym in some of his compositions. For example, in 2016, Nils Sjoberg signed the song ‘This Is What You Came For’ with his then-partner Calvin Harris. “I think using a pseudonym shows that you still have love for your work and that you don’t want it to be tainted by this thing that’s been built around you based on what people know about you,” he said. Would you be writing the novel by then?

Is Taylor Swift the author?

These and Swift’s taste in wearing argyle sweaters (“argylle” is the name given to the classic diamond pattern in English) would be the most obvious argument fans have to attribute one of the most successful novels of the season to the American singing star, but if we are a little seriously speaking. Does this theory have any merit?

The conspiracy argument remained not only on the forums of the singer’s wildest fans, many lines were devoted to it in articles published in the media of the Anglo-Saxon world, and, as probably all readers expected, in general, no one believes this Fast I wrote this book.

In fact, journalist Sophia Nguyen wrote in ‘The Washington Post’ that, given the speed of the adaptation and the anonymity of the novel’s author, it is likely that the story idea would have appeared in the cinema sooner. After it was decided that the movie would continue, A professional writer was assigned to write the novel. Under the name Elly Conway (one of the heroines of the plot, in addition to being the author). So this would be a ‘marketing’ ploy to give the story more realism.

According to Nguyen, the later conspiracy theory regarding Swift’s authorship would simply be this: “a happy accident” Of course, the producers of the film would not want to deny this in any way. Millions of “fast” will come to watch the movie and buy the book, even though they know very well that the singer is not behind this, so everyone wins.