Over the course of her career, American singer-songwriter-producer Taylor Swift has moved over 200 million records. The native of Pennsylvania began her professional music career in 2006, and she has since won an absurd number of prizes and sold an unbelievable number of albums. Her innocent good looks—blonde hair and blue eyes—and her relatable songs about young love gone wrong have won her millions of fans across the world.
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Where Was Taylor Swift Born?
West Reading, Pennsylvania is the place where on December 13th, 1989, Taylor Alison Swift was born, as revealed by Taylor Swift Museum. James Taylor is her musical inspiration. Her early years were spent on a Christmas tree farm with her parents Scott and Andrea and brother Austin. For preschool and kindergarten, she enrolled in a Montessori program before transferring to The Wyndcroft School.
The Speculated Taylor Swift Memoir Is Actually Written by BTS
There were hints galore for those who follow Taylor Swift. The book’s author was supposed to be unmasked on June 13, and the accompanying audiobook would run for 13 hours. Swift’s favorite number is 13, which adds up to the estimated page count of 544. Then there was Swift’s “Dear reader” Instagram post, in which she revealed the re-recording of her “Speak Now” album.
It didn’t matter that “4C Untitled Flatiron Nonfiction Summer 2023” was the only public information McMillan Publishers gave about the upcoming book. Swift’s devoted fan base, known as Swifties, was sure that the singer was penning a autobiography.
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Michelle Lopez, a social media analyst from Chicago who, like many admirers, has put on her detective hat during the past week, said, “She drops Easter eggs for her fandom all the time, I didn’t think it was very farfetched for all the little clues to line up.”
After days of speculation, McMillan imprint Flatiron Books finally revealed the truth. The memoir was written by someone else who became famous all over the world, not Swift. Oral history of the K-pop group authored by journalist Myeongseok Kang and some of its members, titled “Beyond the Story: 10-Year Record of BTS,” will be released by the publishing firm on July 9. Big Hit Music, a South Korean record label, will release it.
It wasn’t Swift’s book, but Lopez claimed that she was hinting at something. Swift followers are well-informed to know that she will drop hints about upcoming albums and projects in a variety of places, including lyrics, music videos, social media posts, jewelry, and nail paint.
There was, then, nothing implausible about the 33-year-old musician and songwriter dropping hints about a memoir. But Lopez said fans are looking for more clues than ever as Swift begins her Eras tour, which references all 10 of her studio albums following a time of absence from the public spotlight. You may see the tweet below in which Variety reports the mystery memoir coming out in July is not of Taylor Swift.
📚| @Variety reports the mystery memoir coming out in July is NOT @taylorswift13. pic.twitter.com/TOGnoEAfmQ
— Taylor Swift Updates 🏟️💜 (@swifferupdates) May 9, 2023
It wasn’t just the number 13. Lopez added that the myth was spread due to the book’s release date of July 9. The date is on a Sunday, which is not when books are usually released (usually Tuesdays), and it is addressed in her song Last K*ss. Posting on Instagram, she said, “will be out July 7 (just in time for July 9th, iykyk)” to announce the re-release of “Speak Now.”
Preorders for the mystery book flooded in as the wave of curiosity sent it to the top of the best-seller charts at Barnes & Noble and Amazon. “She plans things out so meticulously,” Ms. Lopez remarked. “There was a lot of evidence that suggested it could have been her.”
Lakewood, New York bookstore owner Bob Lingle agreed that it might have been her.Flatiron informed Lingle and other booksellers that the initial printing of an unknown book by an unnamed author will be 1 million copies. Publication was scheduled on July 9, and the author’s identity reveal was set for June 13.
He only had one idea about who it might be: Swift. Lingle announced this on the bookstore’s TikTok page, promising refunds in full “if I’m wrong.” Swift fans flocked to the stores to purchase it. After being requested by Flatiron to remove the post, Lingle did so, but not before canceling over 600 pre-orders for the mystery novel.
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