"Much of what follows has already been described by Christopher Plover in Fillory and Further, his beloved series of novels for children, and ably enough too as far as it goes. I don't take issue with his work. I've made my peace with it. But as you will see, his story was not the whole story.
One difference I must insist upon, before and above all else, is that what Plover naively presented as fiction was apart from some details, entirely true. Fillory was not a figment of our imaginations, or his, or anyone else's. It was another world, and we travelled to and from it, and we spent a good part of our childhoods there. It was very real."
One difference I must insist upon, before and above all else, is that what Plover naively presented as fiction was apart from some details, entirely true. Fillory was not a figment of our imaginations, or his, or anyone else's. It was another world, and we travelled to and from it, and we spent a good part of our childhoods there. It was very real."
— Rupert Chatwin, The Magician's Land
"I always suspected that one world’s reality is another’s fiction. That’s why I like happy endings!"
— Captain Carrot, The Multiversity
