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As usual, please call the venue to check times and dates
before you set out just in case I am kidnapped by enraged badgers, eager
to promote their dangerous monochrome agenda. Updated 18th Mar 2021: Swindon, updated Dates, New Title for DS4 |
2021 April 19th 2021, 5:00PM Online Event Wrexham Festival 2021. For all info go to: Wrexham Festival Website May 3rd to 9th 2021, Online Event Swindon Literary Festival 2021. For all info go to: Swindon Festival Website July 2021: UK Paperback Publication The Constant Rabbit Same as the hardback only smaller, more floppy and a few errors corrected. New cover. Sept 2021: USA Paperback Publication The Constant Rabbit A few events planned - if you want to be included, send me your details and I will pass them on.. Sept 2021: UK Hardback Publication The Great Troll War 4th and final episode in the Dragonslayer series, and it turned out rather well - find out how Jenny defeats the Trolls, and just what The Mighty Shandar is up to. Also features: Dragons, magic, the odious Sir Matt Grifflon, a heap of spoiled Princesses and a replica of the Chrysler Building just outside Exeter.. |
FUTURE ENGAGEMENTS |
March 02031: Asteroid belt and Saturn (technology permitting) More details TBA. October 02042: 81-year-old Fforde talks to other members of old people's home: "I used to be a novelist, no really, I did. Is it lunchtime?" More details TBA. July 02175: Semi-lifelike cloned Ffordesque replicant to tour Gamma Quadrant in the Cygnus Cluster. More details TBA. Setember 03431: Much improved Fforde cloned back to life to face execution for sedition; all works consigned to erasure. Janfebry 008910: Last evidence of Fforde's books vanish forever with the removal of the 'Formerly Thursday Street' plaque from what is now W23-61 Rd in the conurbation known as EuroWest-79. 00012972: Visiting archeologists from Thraal-7 discover incomplete copy of Well of Lost Plots from excavation in landfill. Deciphering takes seven hundred years and a further four hundred years of academic scrutiny before being accepted as historical fact. |