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... The Maltese Falcon Dashiell Hammett The Hound of the Baskervilles Arthur Conan Heart of Darkness (as “Apocalypse Now”) Joseph Conrad Oliver Twist Charles Dickens Pride and Prejudice Jane Austen Tess of the D’Urbervilles Thomas Hardy The Jungle Book Rudyard ...
... include The Boy and the Sea (Faber), reveals a wide range of musical tastes The Secret Agent Radio 4,3 pm An adaptation of Joseph Conrad’s novel (Penguin) is today’s “Classic Serial” Bookclub Radio 4,4 pm Jane Gardam joins the club to talk about her novel ...
... mere blips among the column inches of compliments. Because The Mission Song is set in eastern Congo, compar- isons with Joseph Conrad’s Heart of Darkness abound. David Dabydeen writes in the Independent that, “while it may lack the sophistication and ambition ...
... March. Some noted writers are sure to be remembered in 2007, including Joseph Conrad, author of Heart of Darkness, who was born in December 1857. The Several Lives of Joseph Conrad by John Stape (Heinemann) is published in August. Henry Fielding, writer ...
... the EGO. A wacky one for Danny Wallace and Dave Gorman fans. l Author PR Book Scan N/R John Stape The Several Lives of Joseph Conrad Heinemann, 23rd, h/b, £2O, 9780434013272 First major biography of Conrad for more than 10 years, published to mark the ...
... association with the Guardian and Pilsner Urquell. 1984 won with 22% of the public vote. The rest of the top 10 comprised Joseph Conrad’s Heart of Darkness, Robert Tressell’s The Ragged Trousered Philanthropists, F Scott Fitzgerald’s The Great Gatsby, Aldous ...
... titles making it onto the “most reviewed” list. John Stape’s The Several Lives of Joseph Conrad (Heinemann) was reviewed alongside the re-issue of Zdzislaw Najder’s Joseph Conrad: A Life (Camden House) in the Independent—with praise for the “succinct way of ...
... review series. In the first episode, she is joined by Jeremy Paxman and historian Bettany Hughes, who choose books by Joseph Conrad and Jane Gardam night Waves Radio 3,9.45 pm Douglas Coupland speaks about his new novel The Gum Thief (Bloomsbury) Wednesday ...
... Oxford English tutor Fiona Stafford’s Jane Austen (March); former King’s College, Wimbledon lecturer Gavin Griffiths’ Joseph Conrad (April); and translator and professor David Carter’s Honoré de Balzac (June). ...
... Stevenson. It is unabridged—the abridged version, by the same reader, has long been a deserved Naxos backlist success. Joseph Conrad Nostromo Naxos, June, £19.99, 9789626348710, 6 CDs PR vircinia Woolr m S To the Lighthouse SSESE PO s sevemon O L % ...
... Joseph Conrad Nostromo Naxos, November, £5O, 9789626348901, 15 CDs Naxos continues to find and record classics thatamazingly—have not been on audiobook before. This is abridged and the reader is Nigel Anthony, who will also read the unabridged recording ...
... of inner-city chaos, crime and poverty and celebrates many of its unconventional residents, past and present, including Joseph Conrad, Orson Welles, and a Baader-Meinhof terrorist on the run. And he tells his own Hackney story: 40 years in one house, marriage ...