Literary Relations: Sources, Influences, Confluences, Intertextuality, and a lot of Satiric Commentary in Jasper Fforde's Works

[Victorian Web Home —> Neo-Victorian Authors —> Jasper Fforde]

• Fforde Rewriting Dickens: Jasper Fforde's Explanation of Miss Havisham's Character
• Fforde on Jane Eyre
• Fantasy, Satire, and Jasper Fforde's double-edged literary commentaries
• "Lot of rage in that one:" Group therapy and anger management in Wuthering Heights
• The real reason Wuthering Heights has multiple narrators
• Lord Jim
• Ulysses
• “Backstories built to order” — Jane Eyre, back stories, and the need for Wide Sargasso Sea

References

Fforde, Jasper. The Well of Lost Plots. Penguin, 2003.

14 November 2008