Entertainment Weekly posts Catching Fire teaser message

Entertainment Weekly posted this teaser to their tumblr earlier today:

 

What could it be? A preview of their Catching Fire issue, perhaps? (That's my guess anyhow!)

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[selena]

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[Carl]

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