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And Thereby Hangs a Tale (ISBN 9780230531451) is British author Jeffrey Archer's sixth collection of short stories. It was published in 2010, and ten of the fifteen stories are based on tales Archer gathered on travels over the previous six years or so. The other five stories are claimed to derive from his own imagination. The title comes from Shakespeare's As You Like It. The book had a special launch in Mumbai, India in May 2010. A Bollywood film adaptation of the story Caste-Off has been proposed.