Results for: books tagged ‘Writers’

  1. Anonymity

    Anonymity: John Mullan

    Many of the great books of English literature were first published without their authors’ names upon them. But why did authors choose anonymity? And how did it excite the curiosity ... More

  2. Boon

    Boon: H. G. Wells

    First published in Britain and America in 1915 under the pseudonym Reginald Bliss, Boon (its full subtitle being the Mind of the Race, the Wild Asses of the Devil, and ... More

  3. Byron

    Byron: Fiona MacCarthy

    Fiona MacCarthy's Byron: Life and Legend is a breakthrough in reinterpreting Byron's life and poetry for a new generation, showing him as a formative figure in European romanticism, as Byron ... More

  4. The Child that Books Built

    The Child that Books Built: Francis Spufford

    What would you find if you went back and reread all of your favourite books from childhood? Francis Spufford discovers both delight and sadness, in this beautifully written memoir.The Harry ... More

  5. The Childhood of Edward Thomas

    The Childhood of Edward Thomas: Edward Thomas

    Killed at Arras in 1917, Edward Thomas left behind him a short, vivid history of his own early life, covering the period from his birth to his entry into St ... More

  6. Constance Garnett

    Constance Garnett: Richard Garnett

    The biography of a great woman - Constance Garnett, champion of Russian literature and translator of the greats, including Turgenev and Herzen. More

  7. Dead Man's Chest

    Dead Man's Chest: Nicholas Rankin

    First published to widespread acclaim in 1987, Nicholas Rankin’s account of a journey in pursuit of Robert Louis Stevenson has won plaudits ever since for its blend of scholarship and ... More

  8. Dickens the Novelist

    Dickens the Novelist: F. R. Leavis and Q. D. Leavis

    In seven typically robust and uncompromising chapters, the Leavises grapple with the evaluation of a writer who was then still open to dismissal as a mere entertainer, a caricaturist ... More

  9. Diderot

    Diderot: P. N. Furbank

    Author of that inexhaustibly strange masterpiece Rameau’s Nephew, Denis Diderot (1713-84) was also a dramatist, a speculative philosopher, the founder of modern art criticism and a tireless correspondent; he has ... More

  10. Durrell/Miller Letters 1935-1980

    Durrell/Miller Letters 1935-1980: Lawrence Durrell

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