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Jasper Fforde

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13 Works

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Jasper Fforde currently has 118 indexed quotes and 13 linked works on QuoteMust. This page is the canonical destination for that author archive.

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First Among Sequels Lost in a Good Book One of Our Thursdays Is Missing Shades of Grey Something Rotten The Big Over Easy The Eye of Zoltar The Eyre Affair The Fourth Bear The Last Dragonslayer The Song of the Quarkbeast The Well of Lost Plots The Woman Who Died a Lot

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PDR: Persons of Dubious Reality; refugees from the collective consciousness. Uninvited visitors who have fallen through the grating that divides the real, from the written. They arrive with their actions hardwired due to their repetitious existence and the older and more basic they are, the more rigidly they stick to them. Characters from cautionary tales are particularly mindless; they do what they do because it's what they've always done.And it's our job to stop them.

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I liked him, but since his particular field of interest was Remote Suggestion--the skill of projecting thoughts into people's heads from a distance--I didn't know whether I actually liked him or he was just suggesting I like him, which was both creepy and unethical. In fact, the whole Remote Suggestion or "seeding" idea had been banned once it was discovered to be the key ingredient in promoting talent less boy bands, which had until then been something of a mystery.

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Jasper Fforde

The Song of the Quarkbeast

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magic swirls about us like an invisible fog of energy that can be tapped by those gifted enough, using a variety of techniques that center on layered spelling, mumbled incantations, and a burst of concentrated thought channeled through the index fingers. The technical name for this energy is "variable electro-gravitational mutable subatomic force," which doesn't mean anything at all--confused scientists just gave it an important-sounding name so as not to lose face. The usual term is "wizidrical energy," or simply "the crackle.

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Jasper Fforde

The Song of the Quarkbeast