Jasper Fforde - Short Stories

Short Stories

In 2009, Fforde published a story in the Welsh edition of the UK Big Issue magazine (a magazine distributed by the homeless) called "We are all alike" (previously called "The Man with no face"). He also published "The Locked Room Mystery mystery" in the UK Guardian newspaper in 2007, and this story remains online. The U.S. version of Well of Lost Plots features a bonus chapter (34a) called "Heavy Weather", a complete story in itself, featuring Thursday Next in her position as Bellman.

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