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by - written on 19/01/09 (Very useful, 137 readings)
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From the moment that I read the first page of the first of Jasper Fforde's books (The Eyre Affair) I knew that this was an author who would join the select list of my all-time favourites. And so it has proved. Only the blessed Sir Terry heads him in the list, and he is followed, closely it's true, by Malcolm Pryce, of "Aberystwyth" fame and Brentford's finest, Robert Rankin. From this you will probably have gathered that I have a bottomless appetite for quirky novels. This is the genre in which Fforde excels. His world is that of the unfamiliar set in familiar surroundings. The Eyre Affair introduced us to Thursday Next, arguably Swindon's ... Read the complete review
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