In a short statement accompanying the album release announcement, Swift referred addressed her fans as 'Dear Reader' Clue #3: 'Dear Reader' The all-important date was also mentioned in Swift's song Last Kiss, which appears on the Speak Now album.

In her social media announcement of the Speak Now album's re-release on July 7, the star cryptically added: 'Just in time for July 9th, iykyk (if you know you know).' Now she intends to release the re-recorded hits, meaning she will retain creative control and profit off of any streams or purchases of the tracks, instead of Braun.Įarlier this month, Swift made a bombshell announcement on social media that she would release a new, re-recorded 'Taylor's Version' of her 2010 album, Speak Now, on July 7.Īccording to Flatiron, the mystery book will be launched just two days later on July 9. The artist made several failed attempts to purchase back the rights to her previous albums, which she never actually owned as she signed her first record deal as a young teen. Swift is in the process re-recording several of her old tracks after former manager Scooter Braun bought the ownership of her first six albums in 2020. Meanwhile, the audiobook version's runtime is listed as 13 hours. Sleuthing Swifties noted with delight that 5+4+4 adds up to - you guessed it - 13.

Swift's Twitter handle even reads although few details of the book have been released, its page count was set at 544. 'Also, my first song that ever went number 1, it had a 13 second intro, I didn't even do that on purpose! And every time I've ever won an award at an award show, I've either been seated in the 13th row, or row M, which is the 13th letter.' The constituent numbers of the book's page count add up to 13 Here, MailOnline combs through all the evidence that hints the 33-year-old megastar may be the mystery author behind '4C Untitled Flatiron Nonfiction Summer 2023'.

It comes despite no official statement from Flatiron Books or the popstar herself confirming the unidentified read - but a series of uncanny clues has lent more credence to the Swiftie's blind faith. The hardcover version is up for pre-order for $45, with the Kindle version available for $29.99, and is now marked as 'temporarily out of stock' on Amazon due to the sheer quantity of orders. World-renowned popstar Taylor Swift has never announced plans to release a book or autobiography of any kind.īut that hasn't stopped thousands of Swifties - the singer's legion of loyal fans - from furiously pre-ordering a new mystery read in the hopes the book is in fact a memoir penned by their idol.Ī blank work by publisher Flatiron Books - known only as '4C Untitled Flatiron Nonfiction Summer 2023' - currently sits at #1 on the Barnes & Nobles pre-sales charts and earlier this week ranked as high as #2 on Amazon's book list.

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