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Friday Next, fijne hotspot in Amsterdam
Friday Next, fijne hotspot in Amsterdam
Het is woensdagochtend en samen met bijna-oud-collega Corine ga ik koffie drinken bij Friday Next op de Overtoom. Nou ja, koffie drinken… Friday Next blijkt een te leuke conceptstore, dus we plakken er ook een flink shoprondje aan vast.
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I often approach my book using a series of 'Narrative Dares' and one of my narrative dares for 'First Among Sequels' was to have a teenage son who saves the world by doing nothing. Tricky, I know, but I like the idea, and knowing teenager's fulsome embrace of inactivity, I thought they's like it too. If they could be bothered to read. In any event, I needed a teenager, and Thursday didn't have one yet, so I made everyone thirteen years older. It was as simple as that. I can always go back and add stories into the gap. Writing is an odd thing to do; often the largest leaps in a book's narrative can have surprisingly mundane causes.
Jasper Fforde (on Reddit)
Publication KUS JE print on page 26 and 123 VT wonen issue september 2013
"It's called the Schrödinger Night Fever Principle." "I don't understand." "It's simple. If you go to see Saturday Night Fever expecting it to be good, it's a corker. However, if you go expecting it to be a crock of shit, it's that too. Thus Saturday Night Fever can exist in two mutually opposing states at the very same time, yet only by the weight of our expectations."
Between Friday Next and Thursday Next, First Among Sequels (Jasper Fforde)
