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Thursday Next

by Jasper Fforde

8 books Started 2001 Latest 2025
Publication Reading Order

The Thursday Next is a Science Fiction / Crime Fiction series by Jasper Fforde, comprising 8 books published between 2001 and 2025. Books are listed in publication order, which is the recommended reading sequence.

# Title Year Buy
The Eyre Affair cover 1 The Eyre Affair 2001 Buy from Amazon
Lost in a Good Book cover 2 Lost in a Good Book 2002 Buy from Amazon
The Well of Lost Plots cover 3 The Well of Lost Plots 2003 Buy from Amazon
4 Something Rotten 2004 Buy from Amazon
First Among Sequels cover 5 First Among Sequels 2007 Buy from Amazon
One of Our Thursdays Is Missing cover 6 One of Our Thursdays Is Missing 2011 Buy from Amazon
7 The Woman Who Died A Lot 2012 Buy from Amazon
8 Dark Reading Matter 2025 Buy from Amazon
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About Jasper Fforde

Jasper Fforde, born August 11, 1961, is a Welsh author known for his witty and imaginative speculative fiction novels. He worked in film special effects and graphic design before publishing his first novel, "The Eyre Affair," in 2001, which launched his bestselling Thursday Next series. This series combines literary fiction, mystery, and science fiction, featuring a female protagonist who can enter books. Fforde's other notable works include the "Nursery Crime" series, the "Dragonslayer" series, and the standalone novel "Shades of Grey." His writing has garnered critical acclaim for its humor, originality, and clever blending of genres. Fforde has won the British Book Awards Literary Fiction Award and the Italian Premio Italia Award, among others. His books have been praised for their imaginative world-building, engaging characters, and thought-provoking themes on literature, identity, and the power of imagination.

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