David Lodge
Writer
January 28, 1935 – January 1, 2025
Credits:
Books:
A David Lodge Trilogy
(1993); A Man of Parts (2011); About Catholic authors (1958); After Bakhtin
(1990); Author, Author (2004); Changing Places (1975); Consciousness and the
Novel (2002); Days of Wine and Roses (2015); Deaf Sentence (2008); Evelyn Waugh
(1971); Ginger, You're Barmy (1962); Graham Greene (1966); Home Truths (1999); Home
Truths: The Playscript (2012); Jane Austen: 'Emma' (1968); Language of Fiction
(1966); Lives in Writing (2014); Modern Criticism and Theory (1988); Nice Work
(1988); Novels of Graham Greene (1982); Out of the Shelter (1970); Paradise
News (1991); Quite A Good Time to be Born (2015); Scenes of Academic Life (2005);
Secret Thoughts (2011); Sightlines (2001); Small World (1984); Souls and Bodies
/ aka How Far Can You Go? (1980); Surprised by Summer (1996); The Art of
Fiction (1992); The Best of Ring Lardner (1984); The British Museum Is Falling
Down (1965); The Man Who Wouldn't Get Up (1998); The Modes of Modern Writing
(1977); The Novelist at the Crossroads (1971); The Penguin Book of Modern
British Short Stories (1987); The Picturegoers (1960); The Practice of Writing
(1996); The Writing Game (1991); The Year of Henry James (2006); Therapy (1995);
Thinks... (2001); Three Novels (1994); Twentieth Century Literary Criticism
(1972); Varying Degrees of Success (2021); Working with Structuralism (1981); Write
On (2012); Write on: Occasional Essays, 1965-85 (1986); Writer's Luck (2018).
Television:
Bookmark
(1985–1988); Café Picouly (2007); Campus, le magazine de l'écrit (2002); Ce
soir (ou jamais!) (2007); Dangerous Edge: A Life of Graham Greene (2013); Des
livres et moi (2002); Did You See..? (1981–1985); Esprits libres (2007); Everyman
(1993); L.A. Law (1993); Les Carnets de route de François Busnel (2013); Lost
in Adaptation: David Lodge (2005); Martin Chuzzlewit (1994); Midlands Today (2021);
Nice Work (1989); Nulle part ailleurs (1996–2000); Readers and Writers Roadshow
(2002); Saturday Review (1984–1988); Small World (1988); Talk of the 80s (1989);
The Book Programme (1980); The Sunday Programme (2002–2003); Timeshift (2006); Vol
de nuit (2002).
