The BBC’s adaptation of J.K. Rowling Robert Galbraith’s Cormoran Strike series will begin shooting this fall, according to a new report.

According to The Hollywood Reporter, the BBC adaptation of J.K. Rowling’s Cormoran Strike series is now titled The Cormoran Strike Mysteries.

The show was presented as part of the BBC’s upcoming slate, with BBC One controller Charlotte Moore declaring the channel’s current programming, “More modern, more in touch with the audience, more diverse and more ambitious” than ever before.

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Production on The Cormoran Strike Mysteries is set to begin this fall. A Casual Vacancy writer Sarah Phelps is adapting The Cuckoo’s Calling, with Entourage and The Office director Julian Farino set to helm.

Meanwhile, The Tunnel writer Ben Richards will be adapting Galbraith’s follow-up novel, The Silkworm.

Here’s the press release for the BBC adaptation series:

Steeped in the atmosphere of contemporary London, Cormoran Strike’s city is far from the bright lights and frenetic bustle, immersed instead in its darker, murkier side. War veteran turned private detective, Strike investigates shocking crimes together with his female assistant Robin, whose forensic mind and fierce determination he cannot ignore. The murders take them from the hushed streets of Mayfair to the literary haunts of Fitzrovia, exposing the seedy reality lurking beneath seemingly innocent societies. With each crime, they discover a little more about each other and both learn that appearances can be deceptive.

Fans of the Robert Galbraith novel can also look forward to the third Cormoran Strike novel, Career of Evil, which hits shelves on October 20.