Despite the news, fans might be shocked to hear that this isn't Parker's first slice of the publishing pie. In 2018, the 56-year-old had an imprint with Hograth, that saw her publish Fatima Farheen Mirza's novel about an Indian Muslim family who move to California, called A Place For Us.
Given that the first season of And Just Like That is over—and a second season is still yet to be confirmed—it makes sense that Parker has, well, more time on her hands.
“It is with tremendous pride and delight that I announce the launch of my new imprint, SJP Lit. I make no secret of my devotion to books, the necessary role they play in my life and my endless admiration for authors and storytellers,” Parker said in a statement.
“So it’s simply a dream come true to have the opportunity to participate again in the discovery and support of extraordinary new voices.
"I feel especially fortunate to take part in the process of helping readers uncover their new favourite books and authors, a task I don’t take lightly and will tend to fiercely.”
But what's next for Parker? Well, perhaps she'll take a leaf out of Carrie's book and try her hand at podcasting. Either way, we're here for it.
