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{{wikipediainfo}} | {{wikipediainfo}}According to one account, [[Jenny Cornelius]] once arranged to meet [[Laura_Drake#Working_for_the_Intelligence_Taskforce|Laura Drake]] at '''Piccadilly Circus tube station''' and go out for dinner, possibly at [[Lee Ho Fook]]. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[The Folly of Men (short story)|The Folly of Men]]'') | ||
== Behind the scenes == | == Behind the scenes == | ||
Piccadilly Circus and its tube station are as described, conveniently near Chinatown and the (former) location of Lee Ho Fook, in London’s Soho neighborhood. | Piccadilly Circus was mentioned in the earliest release of ''[[The Folly of Men (short story)|The Folly of Men]]''. It and its tube station are as described, conveniently near Chinatown and the (former) location of Lee Ho Fook, in London’s Soho neighborhood. However, the text was revised by [[Scott Sanford]] to mention Liescester Square Station instead because, upon closer examination of London, he had discovered that this station was both closer to the restaurant and, conveniently, located on the Northern Line. | ||
[[Category:Locations]] | [[Category:Locations]] | ||
[[Category:Universe (The Folly of Men) locations]] | [[Category:Universe (The Folly of Men) locations]] | ||
[[Category:Characters and Concepts from the Real World]] | [[Category:Characters and Concepts from the Real World]] | ||
Latest revision as of 15:15, 1 November 2023
According to one account, Jenny Cornelius once arranged to meet Laura Drake at Piccadilly Circus tube station and go out for dinner, possibly at Lee Ho Fook. (PROSE: The Folly of Men)
Behind the scenes
Piccadilly Circus was mentioned in the earliest release of The Folly of Men. It and its tube station are as described, conveniently near Chinatown and the (former) location of Lee Ho Fook, in London’s Soho neighborhood. However, the text was revised by Scott Sanford to mention Liescester Square Station instead because, upon closer examination of London, he had discovered that this station was both closer to the restaurant and, conveniently, located on the Northern Line.
