Revue de presse
Jasper Fforde has gone where no other fictioneer has gone before. Millions of readers now follow ... Thank you, Jasper (John Sutherland, Guardian)
A born wordsmith of effervescent imagination (Christina Hardyment, Independent)
[Fforde's] brand of inspired lunacy truly stands on its own ... this new book completes his creation of a world of true literary comic genius (Sunday Express on The Well of Lost Plots)
The third of this cult series sees Jasper Fforde hitting his stride ... should be a joy to anyone who loves reading (Time Out on The Well of Lost Plots)
An immensely enjoyable, almost compulsive experience (New York Times on Lost in a Good Book)
Douglas Adams would be proud (Scotsman on Lost in a Good Book)
Don't ask, just read it. Fforde is a true original (Sunday Express on Lost in a Good Book)
This year's grown-up JK Rowling (Sunday Times)
The Eyre Affair is a silly book for smart people; postmodernism played as raw, howling farce (Independent)
It is always a privilege to watch the birth of a cult, and Hodder has just cut the umbilical cord ... There are shades of Douglas Adams, Lewis Carroll, 'Clockwork Orange' and '1984'. And that's just for starters (Time Out, on 'The Eyre Affair')
Ingenious - I'll watch Jasper Fforde nervously (Terry Pratchett on The Eyre Affair)
A born wordsmith of effervescent imagination (Christina Hardyment, Independent)
[Fforde's] brand of inspired lunacy truly stands on its own ... this new book completes his creation of a world of true literary comic genius (Sunday Express on The Well of Lost Plots)
The third of this cult series sees Jasper Fforde hitting his stride ... should be a joy to anyone who loves reading (Time Out on The Well of Lost Plots)
An immensely enjoyable, almost compulsive experience (New York Times on Lost in a Good Book)
Douglas Adams would be proud (Scotsman on Lost in a Good Book)
Don't ask, just read it. Fforde is a true original (Sunday Express on Lost in a Good Book)
This year's grown-up JK Rowling (Sunday Times)
The Eyre Affair is a silly book for smart people; postmodernism played as raw, howling farce (Independent)
It is always a privilege to watch the birth of a cult, and Hodder has just cut the umbilical cord ... There are shades of Douglas Adams, Lewis Carroll, 'Clockwork Orange' and '1984'. And that's just for starters (Time Out, on 'The Eyre Affair')
Ingenious - I'll watch Jasper Fforde nervously (Terry Pratchett on The Eyre Affair)
