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Lost in a Good Book - Jasper Fforde

 
Description: ISBN 0340733578 / Author: Jasper Fforde / Genre: Crime / Thriller

Newest Review: ... Dickens and Carroll, they're not always the same people who you find reading Kafka... Set in an alternate Britain (a ... more

 ... Republic with George Formby as President), Thursday Next's world is one where you can take a 'gravtube' to Tokyo in 40 minutes but there's no jet engine. In common with every alternate Britain that's EVER been created, the skies hang heavy with airships. I can only hope this is some kind of ironic nod from the author, because it's a cliche that really hacks me off. In addition to the airships and the omni-present Goliath corporation ("For all you'll ever need"), Next's world is characterised by a rabid inte...more

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andrewl
Crowned Review Lost in a Good Book - Jasper Fforde: First asterisk to the left and straight on till morning! (800 words)
by andrewl - written on 18/10/07 (Very useful, 74 readings)
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Lost in a Good Book charts the continuing adventures of Thursday Next, dodo-owning, book-jumping, literary detective and decorated war hero. The book opens a few months after the events of Jasper Fforde's debut The Eyre Affair, and sees our heroine getting increasingly fed up with being at the centre of a media circus. Facing a court case from the mysterious Jurisfiction for altering the ending to Jane Eyre, and dealing with blackmail threats from the sinister Goliath Corporation - who are desperate to retrieve their operative from the pages of Edgar Allen Poe's 'The Raven', it only takes a few short pages for the reader to realise that they're dealing with a ...

grahamt
Premium Review Fforde's Perfect Next Novel (1327 words)
by grahamt - written on 31/05/06 (Very useful, 198 readings)
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There are some authors that take some time to acquire your affections and some for which it is Love at First Sight. Jasper Fforde most definitely falls into the latter category. From the moment I started reading his first novel, “The Eyre Affair”, I knew I had another author to add to my role of honour alongside The Master (Terry Pratchett), Joanne Harris, Garth Nix, Tom Holt, Wilbur Smith, Bernard Cornwell and Robert Rankin, to name but a few. “Lost in a Good Book” is the second book featuring Fforde's heroine, Thursday Next and follows on from where “The Eyre Affair” left off so, in order to make sense of what is going on (if that is possible) you have to ...

 

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