Anita Brookner Bibliography
Compiled by Kitamura (Ito) Yukiko
Contributions to Periodicals
1955-1960:
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1961-1970:
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1971-1980:
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1981-1990:
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1991-2000:
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2001-present:
[2001] [2002] [2003] [2004] [2005]
The Burlington Magazine
- April, vol. XCVII, no.
625, "The Literature of Art," rev. of Cubist Aesthetic
Theories, by Christopher Gray, p.122.
The Burlington Magazine
- May, vol. XCVIII, no.
638, "Jean-Baptiste Greuze I,"
pp.157-162.
- June, vol. XCVIII, no.
639, "Jean-Baptiste Greuze II,"
pp.192-199.
- July, vol. XCVIII, no.
640, "Current and Forthcoming Exhibitions:Drawings at Messrs Wildenstein," p.249.
- November, vol. XCVIII,
no. 644, "Current and Forthcoming Exhibitions: Paris," p.422.
- December, vol. XCVIII,
no. 645, "Current and Forthcoming Exhibitions: Paris,"
pp.458-459.
Apollo
- vol.65, "Chinoiserie in French Painting," pp.253-257.
- vol.66, "Masterpieces
in the Dijon Museum," pp.165-169.
The Burlington Magazine
- January, vol. XCIX, no.
646, "The Literature of Art," rev. of P. A. Hall: Sa Correspondance de Famille, ed. Karl Asplund,
pp.31-32.
- February, vol. XCIX, no.
647, "The Literature of Art," rev. of The Mirror of Art:
Critical Studies, by Charles Baudelaire, trans. Jonathan Mayne, p.64.
- February, vol. XCIX, no.
647, "Current and Forthcoming Exhibitions: Paris," p.68.
- March, vol. XCIX, no.
648, "Current and Forthcoming Exhibitions: Paris," p.104.
- April, vol. XCIX, no.
649, "Current and Forthcoming Exhibitions: Paris," pp.132-135.
- May, vol. XCIX, no. 650,
"Current and Forthcoming Exhibitions: Paris," pp.170-171.
- June, vol. XCIX, no.
651, "The Literature of Art," rev. of The Painter's Eye:
Henry James: Notes and Essays on the Pictorial Arts, ed. John L.
Sweeney, pp.213-214.
- June, vol. XCIX, no.
651, "Current and Forthcoming Exhibitions: Paris," pp.215-219.
- July, vol. XCIX, no.
652, "Current and Forthcoming Exhibitions: Paris," pp.248-251.
- August, vol. XCIX, no.
653, "Current and Forthcoming Exhibitions: Paris," pp.287-288.
- September, vol. XCIX,
no. 654, "Current and Forthcoming Exhibitions: France," p.324.
- November, vol. XCIX, no.
656, "Current and Forthcoming Exhibitions: Paris," p.396.
- December, vol. XCIX, no.
657, "Current and Forthcoming Exhibitions: Paris," pp.430-431.
Apollo
- vol.68, "Aspects of
Neo-Classicism in French Painting," pp.67-73.
The Burlington Magazine
- January, vol. C, no.
658, "Current and Forthcoming Exhibitions: Paris," pp.35-36.
- February, vol. C, no.
659, "Current and Forthcoming Exhibitions: Paris," p.69.
- May, vol. C, no. 662,
"Shorter Notices: Bonjour Tristesse,"
rev. of the exhibition of Bernard Buffet, p.175.
- May, vol. C, no. 662,
"Current and Forthcoming Exhibitions: Paris," pp.182-185.
- August, vol. C, no. 665,
"The Literature of Art," rev. of Prud'hon,
by Georges Grappe, p.292.
- November, vol. C, no.
668, "Current and Forthcoming Exhibitions: Paris," pp.404-405.
- December, vol. C, no.
669, "Current and Forthcoming Exhibitions: Paris," pp.450-453.
The Burlington Magazine
- April, vol. CII, no.
685, "The Literature of Art," rev. of Deux
Critiques d'Art l'Epoque
Romantique, by Pontus Grate. p.171.
The Burlington Magazine
- March, vol. CIII, no.
696, "The Literature of Art," rev. of The Paintings of
Fragonard, by Georges Wildenstein, p.111.
- November, vol. CIII, no.
704, "Current and Forthcoming Exhibitions: London," pp.476-478.
- December, vol. CIII, no.
705, "Letters: American Abstract Paintings," p.513. Reprinted in
David Shapiro and Cecile Shapiro, eds., Abstract Expressionism
(Cambridge: Cambridge UP, 1990), pp.406-407.
- December, vol. CIII, no.
705, "Current and Forthcoming Exhibitions: London" pp.523-525.
The Burlington Magazine
- January, vol. CIV, no.
706, "Current and Forthcoming Exhibitions: Paris," pp.44-45.
- February, vol. CIV, no.
707, "Current and Forthcoming Exhibitions: London," pp.91-92.
- March, vol. CIV, no.
708, "Current and Forthcoming Exhibitions: London," pp.129-133.
- April, vol. CIV, no.
709, "Current and Forthcoming Exhibitions: London: Old Masters at Colnaghi's," pp.170-177.
- May, vol. CIV, no. 710,
"The Literature of Art," rev. of Art de France: Revue annuelle de l'art ancien et moderne,
vol. I, p.219.
- May, vol. CIV, no. 710,
"Current and Forthcoming Exhibitions: Paris," pp.221-223.
- June, vol. CIV, no. 711,
"Current and Forthcoming Exhibitions: London," pp.271-275.
- July, vol. CIV, no. 712,
"Current and Forthcoming Exhibitions: London," pp.313-317.
- August, vol. CIV, no.
713, "Current and Forthcoming Exhibitions: Paris," pp.361-364.
- October, vol. CIV, no.
715, "Current and Forthcoming Exhibitions: Ghent and Paris,"
p.445.
The Burlington Magazine
- June, vol. CVI, no. 735,
"Art Historians and Art Critic - VII: Charles Baudelaire," pp.
269-279.
- November, vol. CVI, no.
740, "The Literature of Art," rev. of Paul Marc Joseph Chenavard :
Artist of 1848, by Joseph C. Sloane, pp.517-518.
The Burlington Magazine
- December, vol. CVII, no.
753, "The Literature of Art," rev. of Diderot Studies V,
ed. Otis Fellows, pp.635-636.
The Burlington Magazine
- May, vol. CIV, no. 770,
"From Anita Brookner to Michael Levey: An Open Letter," pp.308-310.
The Times Literary Supplement
- 10 January, "Dark
Ghost on a Tilting Bed," rev. of Delacroix: The
Death of Sardanapalus, by Jack J. Spector, p.35.
- 7 March,
"Propagandist of the Pauvre moi," rev. of Baudelaire: Salon de 1846,
ed. David Kelley, p.248. Reprinted in Soundings (1997), pp.86-92.
- 21 March, "The
Story and the Image," rev. of The Artist and Writer in France:
Essays in Honour of Jean Seznec,
by Francis Haskell, Anthony Levi and Robert Shackleton,
p.300.
- 3 October, "The Rethoric of Sensations," Salons, Volume I:
1759, 1761, 1763, by Denis Diderot, ed. Jean Seznec
and Jean Adhemar, p.1139. Reprinted in Soundings
(1997), pp.70-77.
The Times Literary Supplement
- 9 January,
"Patterns of Alarm," rev. of Gericault, by Charles
Clement, introduction et supplement par Lorenz Eitner, pp.33-34.
- 30 January,
"Stranded in France," rev. of The Journals and Letters of
Fanny Burney (Madame D'Arblay) Volumes V and VI,
ed. Joyce Hemlow, p.103.
- 27 February,
"Another Word for Feeling," rev. of the Constable exhibition at
the Tate Gallery, p.226.
- 11 June, "Night
Thoughts from Nohant," rev. of George
Sand: A Biography, by Ruth Jordan,
pp.686-687.
- 23 July,
"Supporting Features," rev. of the exhibition Faces as Art at
the 15 Carlton House Terrace, p.922.
- 5 November, "Notre pere de Paris," rev. of Victor Hugo, by
Joanna Richardson, p.1386.
- 19 November, "The
Pleasure Principle," rev. of The Doctor's Wife, by Brian
Moore, p.1445.
- 31 December,
"Homage to Ledoux," rev. of Thomas
Jefferson's Paris, by Howard C. Rice, Jr., p.1632.
The Burlington Magazine
- November, vol. CXIX, no.
896, "The Literature of Art," rev. of Ingres, by Jon Whiteley, p.788.
The Times Literary Supplement
- 21 January, "The
Resonance of Mme Moitessier," comment on the portrait by Ingres, p.69.
- 18 February,
"Strongly Disadvantages," rev. of Turnstiles, by Ursula
Holden, p.173.
- 18 March,
"Incantation to Inertia," rev. of Gustave
Moreau, by Pierre-Louis Mathieu, p.300. Reprinted in Soundings
(1997), pp.115-120.
- 1 April, "Unholy
Wedlock," rev. of The Marriage Ring, by Paddy Kitchen and Dulan Barber, and An Evil Streak, by Andrea Newman,
p.393.
- 29 April,
"Thoroughly Rotten," rev. of Susan Lenox: Her Fall and Rise,
by David Graham Phillips, p.537.
- 6 May, "The
Romantic Lover's Handbook," rev. of Letters a Madame Recamier
(1807-1830), by Benjamin Constant, p.552.
- 13 May, "What
Marcie Knew," rev. of Oliver's Story, by Erich Segal, p.581.
- 24 June, "In a
Russia of the Mind," rev. of The Gentle Barbarian: The Life and Work of Turgenev, by V. S. Pritchett,
p.767.
- 8 July, "Foundling
to the Rescue," rev. of The Country Waif, by George Sand,
p.821.
- 7 October,
"Continental Drift," rev. of The Thorn Birds, by
Colleen McCullough, p.1135.
- 21 October, "On to
Life's Stormy Seas," rev. of Chateaubriand, Volume I: The
Longed-for Tempests, by George D. Painter, p.1239.
- 25 November, "Urged
Downwards," rev. of Baggarman,
Thief, by Irwin Shaw, p.1373.
- 30 December, "Signs
of Old Age," rev. of the exhibition of Paul Joyce's Photographs of
Elders, p.1526.
The Times Literary Supplement
- 27 January, "The
Last of the Old Masters," rev. of the exhibition of Gustave Courbet at the Royal Academy, p.91. Reprinted
in Soundings (1997), pp.110-114.
- 24 February,
"Preparing for the Panto," rev. of Minutes
to Midnight, by Nancy Spain, p.227.
- 7 April, "Executive
Sweetie," rev. of Bloodline, by Sidney Sheldon, p.369.
- 5 May, "Composer's
Block," rev. of Cesar and Augusta, by Ronald Harwood, p.493.
- 26 May, "A Cocotte
Come to God," rev. of Mes
Cahiers Bleus, by Liane de Pougy, p.585.
- 23 June, "Breaking
the Pattern," rev. of the collection Hirsch, p.705.
- 7 July, "Hokum
Tenens," rev. of Past Imperfect: An
Autobiography, by Joan Collins, p.758.
- 14 July, "Old
Viennese Obsessions," rev. of Reigning Passions, by Kathrin
Perutz, p.789.
- 4 August, "The
Beautiful Belgiojoso," rev. of Cristina:
Portraits of a Princess, by Beth Archer Brombert,
p.889.
- 8 September, "Sight
Unseen," rev. of A Family Album, by David Galloway, and Picture
Palace, by Paul Theroux, p.985.
- 13 October,
"Researching at the Ritz," rev. of Other People's Letters,
by Mina Curtiss, p.1144.
- 20 October,
"Boardroom Eyes," comment on the TV program The Foundation,
p.1216.
The Burlington Magazine
- May, vol. CXXI, no. 914,
"The Literature of Art," rev. of The Dawn of Bohemianism,
by George Levitine, pp.331-332.
The Times Literary Supplement
- 23 November,
"Sisterhood of the Brush," rev. of The Obstacle Race: The Fortunes of Women Painters and Their Work, by
Germaine Greer, p.15.
- 21 December, "The
Willing Victim," rev. of Pierrot:
A Critical History of a Mask, by Robert F.
Storey, p.151. Reprinted in Soundings (1997), pp.129-135.
The Burlington Magazine
- November, vol. CXXII,
no. 932, "The Literature of Art: An Assessment of Couture," rev.
of Thomas Couture and the Eclectic Vision, by Albert Boime, pp.768 and 771.
The Times Literary Supplement
- 18 January, "The
Master of the Attributions," rev. of Being Bernard Berenson: A Biography, by Meryle Secrest, and Bernard Berenson: The Making of a
Connoisseur, by Ernest Samuels, pp.51-52. Reprinted in Soundings
(1997), pp.93-102.
- 8 February,
"Rousseau and the Social Contract," pp.149-151. Reprinted as
"Rousseau's Social Contract" in Soundings (1997),
pp.50-69.
- 22 February, "The
Return of the Earth Mother," rev. of Puffball, by Fay Weldon,
p.202.
- 14 March, "Corinne
and Her Coups de Foudre," rev. of Madame
de Stael, Don Pedro de Souza: Correspondance,
ed. Beatrix d'Andlau, pp.287-288. Reprinted in Soundings
(1997), pp.162-170.
- 21 March, "The Eye
of Innocence," rev. of Corot, by Jean Leymarie,
pp.317-318. Reprinted in Soundings (1997), pp.103-109.
- 30 May, "In Pursuit
of Happiness," rev. of Stendhal, by Robert Alter, p.599.
Reprinted in Soundings (1997), pp.153-161.
- 20 June, "Bonding
against the Patriarchs," rev. of Women's Friendship in Literature,
by Janet Todd, p.716.
- 27 June, "Monsters
of the Belle Epoque," rev. of Misia: The Life
of Misia Sert, by
Arthur Gold and Robert Fizdale, p.730.
- 8 August, "Between Croisset and Chelsea," rev. of Flaubert and
an English Governess: The Quest for Juliet Herbert, by Hermia Oliver, p. 888.
- 17 October, "The
Descent into the Untestable," rev. of Deliberate
Regression, by Robert Harbison, p.1167.
Reprinted in Soundings (1997), pp.136-143.
- 14 November,
"Cuisine Menteur," rev. of Darling,
You Shouldn't Have Gone to So Much Trouble, by Caroline Blackwood and
Anna Haycraft, p.1282.
- 26 December, "God's
Great Wager," rev. of The Book of Job, a new translation
according to the traditional Hebrew text, with introductions by Moshe
Greenberg, Jonas C. Greenfield and Nahum M. Sarna,
p.1457. Reprinted in Soundings (1997), pp.206-214.
London Review of Books
- 16 April, Anita Brookner goes to see Abel Gances
film Napoleon, p.12.
The Spectator
- 19 September, "The
Feminine Feminist," rev. of Colette: A
Biography, by Michele Sarde, trans. by
Roger Miller, p.19.
The Times Literary Supplement
- 13 February, "Sick
Servants of the Quill," rev. of The Horror of Life, by Roger
L. Williams, pp.155-156. Reprinted in Soundings (1997),
pp.144-152.
- 3 April, "The
Observer Obliviated," rev. of Absorption
and Theatricality: Painting and Beholder in the Age of Diderot, by
Michael Fried, pp.363-364. Reprinted in Soundings (1997),
pp.78-85.
- 10 April,
"Enormities of an Emigree," rev. of Le
plus beau de toutes les fete: La correspondance inedite de
Madame de Stael et d'Elizabeth
Hervey, duchesse de Devonshire, by Victor de Pange,
p.411.
- 14 August,
"Fandango-ing to a Fortune," rev. of Le
Belle Otero: The Last Great Courtesan, by
Charles Castle, p.926.
- 16 October, "Ploughing a Provincial Furrow," rev. of Rosa
Bonheur: A Life and a Legend, by Dore Ashton
and Denise Browne Hare, p.1189. Reprinted in Soundings (1997),
pp.121-128.
The Writer
- August, "On Writing
a First Novel," pp.5-6.
London Review of Books
- 15
April, Dressing and Undressing,Epp.9-10.
- 6 May, "Scarsdale
Romance," rev. of Mrs Harris,
by Diana Trilling, pp.3-5. Reprinted in Soundings (1997),
pp.185-195.
- 2 September, "Women
against Men," rev. of The Golden Notebook, by Doris Lessing,
pp.19-20. Reprinted in Soundings (1997), pp.196-205.
- 7
October, Passion,Epp.11-12.
The Times Literary Supplement
- 17 October, "A
Romantic Episode," rev. of Fair Ophelia: A Life of Harriet,
by Peter Raby, pp.1395-1396.
London Review of Books
- 3
February, Enthusiasts,Epp.16-17.
- 2
June, Good Girls and Bad Girls,Epp.20-21.
- 22
December, Daddys Girl,Ep.16.
The Times Literary Supplement
- 23 March,
"Day-Trips to Cythera," rev. of Antoine Watteau, by
Donald Posner, pp.299-300.
- 6 April, "Quarry
for the Connoisseur," rev. of the exhibition The Orientalists: Delacroix to Matisse at the Royal
Academy, p.375.
- 5 October, "The Bibliotheque Nationale,"
p.1126.
The Burlington Magazine
- February, vol. CXXVII,
no. 984, "Exhibition Reviews: Paris: Antoine Watteau,
1684-1721," pp.116-117.
- August, vol. CXXVII, no.
990, "Book Reviews," rev. of Romanticism and Realism: The
Mythology of Nineteenth Century Art, by Charles Rosen and Henri Zerner, pp.540-541.
The Sunday Times
- 20 October,
"Strangers and Brothers," rev. of A Friendship in Letters:
Flaubert and Turgenev, the Completence
Correspondence, ed. and trans. Barbara Beaumont, p.44.
- 10 November,
"Gallant: Reports from Exile," rev. of Home Truths: Sixteen
Stories, by Mavis Gallant, p.44.
- 22 December, "A
Relentless Entertainer," rev. of Noel Coward: The
Complete Stories, with a preface by Martin Tickneruen,
p.43.
The Times Literary Supplement
- 28 June, "A Fortune
and a Name," rev. of Marthe, a
Woman and Her Family: A Fin-de-siecle
Correspondence, by Frederick Brown, pp.718-719.
- 18 October,
"Neglected Fictions," comment on Renee Mauperin,
Soeur Philomene,
Manette Salomon, Madame Gervaisais, by Edmond and Jules de Goncourt,
p.1179.
- 29 November, "The
State-of-the-Art Crowd," rev. of Painters and Public Life in
Eighteenth-Century Paris, by Thomas Crow, p.1348.
The Spectator
- 22 March, "The Sins
of the Father," rev. of A Perfect Spy, by John Le Carre, pp.29-30.
- 19 April, "Terror
as an Everyday Affair," rev. of Found in the Street, by
Patricia Highsmith, pp.27-28.
- 24 May, "The
Invisibility of Perfection," rev. of Chardin,
by Philip Conisbee, pp.32-33.
- 14 June, "The Loss
of Sir Paul," rev. of A Taste for Death, by P. D. James,
p.28.
- 28 June, "At the
Height of Her Power," rev. of The Mother's Recompense and Hudson
River Bracketed, by Edith Wharton, pp.29-30.
- 12 July, "Overkill
Including the Dog," rev. of The Shrapnel Academy, by Fay
Weldon, p.35.
- 19 July, "The
Bitter Fruits of Rejection," rev. of Barbara Pym, by Robert Emmet
Long, p.30-31.
- 26 July, "Failing
to Understand Women," rev. of The Women of Guinea Lane, by
Gabriel Fielding, p.29.
- 9 August, "Never
Christen a Child With a Toasting-Folk," rev.
of Theatre of Sleep: An Anthology of Literary Dreams, by Guido Almansi and Claude Beguin,
pp.24-25.
- 30 August, "Frailty
of the Fresh," rev. of Love Unknown, by A. N. Wilson,
pp.22-23.
- 6 September,
"Surreal Oxford Junketings," rev. of Dr
Gruber's Daughter, by Janice Elliott, p.28.
- 13 September,
"Another Little Drink Wouldn't Do Us Any Good," rev. of The
Old Devils, by Kingsley Amis, pp.31-32.
- 20 September, "A
Civil Servant in a Civil War," rev. of The Free Frenchman,
by Piers Paul Read, pp.32-33.
- 11 October, "Deus
in Machina," rev. of Roger's Version,
by John Updike, pp.38-39.
- 18 October,
"Laureate of the Left," rev. of News from Nowhere, by
David Caute, pp.35-36.
- 25 October, "An
Important Woman," rev. of The Madwoman's Underclothes: Essays and
Occasional Writings, 1968-1985, by Germaine Greer, pp.31-32.
- 8 November,
"Unfashionable Pride Defeats Our Prejudice," rev. of Expensive
Habits, by Maureen Howard, pp.31-32.
- 29 November,
"Comedies of Good Manners," rev. of The Blush and Other
Stories, by Elizabeth Taylor, pp.32-35.
The Times Literary Supplement
- 10 October, "In the
Incomparable Spaces," rev. of the exhibition Francois Boucher
1703-1770 at the Galeries nationales du Grand Palais,
Paris, p.1137.
Annale Benjamin Constant
- Vol.7, Constant in
Britain, "On Adolphe," p.91.
The Burlington Magazine
- February, vol. CXXIX, no.
1007, "Book Reviews," rev. of Giambattista
Tiepolo: His Life and Art, by Michael Levey,
pp.121-122.
The Spectator
- 10 January, "An
Uncomfortable Voice," rev. of Marya : A Life, by Joyce Carol Oates,
pp.26-27.
- 14 February,
"Reducing Life to Jokes," rev. of The Selkirk Strip, by
Ferdinand Mount, pp.40-41.
- 21 February, "Death
in Instalments," rev. of Baroque 'N'
Roll, by Brigid Brophy,
pp.34-35.
- 28 February,
"Social Feasting and Tribal Fasting," rev. of Seasonal
Tribal Feasts, by Stuart Evans, pp.35-36.
- 28 March, "Down
One-Way Streets to Meaner Parts," rev. of A Fatal Inversion,
by Barbara Vine, pp.33-34.
- 4 April, "Journey
into Fear," rev. of To the City, by Gillian Tindall, pp.36-37.
- 11 April, "Fear in
a Handful of Pages," rev. of Sugar and Other Stories, by A.
S. Byatt, pp.35-37.
- 18 April, "Black
Melancholy Mischief," rev. of The Stories of Muriel Spark,
pp.29-30.
- 2 May, "Too Much of
a Muchness," rev. of The Radiant Way,
by Margaret Drabble, pp.29-30.
- 16 May, "Revenge of
the Weird Sisters," rev. of A Summons to Memphis, by Peter
Taylor, p.34.
- 23 May, "Penny,
Louisa, Daphne and Alice," rev. of The Last Romantics, by
Caroline Seebohm, p.50.
- 6 June, "A Girl's
Best Subject Is Her Mother," rev. of Bluebeard's Egg, by
Margaret Atwood and The Garden of the Villa Mollini,
by Rose Tremain, p.37.
- 20 June, "The Shock
of the Old," rev. of Captain Vinegar's Commission, by Philip
Glazebrook, pp.26-27.
- 18 July, "By Love
Possessed, or Not Really ?," rev. of Worldly
Goods, by Elizabeth North, p.30.
- 1 August, "The
Madness of Art," rev. of Henry James : A
Life, by Leon Edel, pp.28-29.
- 5 September, "When
Things Come to a Head," rev. of The Case of Thomas N., by
John David Morley, pp.32-33.
- 19 September, "The
Pleasures of the Suburbs," rev. of Trust Me, by John Updike,
pp.44-45.
- 26 September, "The
Making of a Member of The Group," rev. of How I Grew, by
Mary McCarthy, pp.28-29.
- 3 October, "Quietly
Excellent and Very English," rev. of The Gooseboy,
by A. L. Barker, p.34.
- 10 October,
"Mysterious Affairs in Style," rev. of The House of
Hospitalities, by Emma Tennant, p.38.
- 17 October, "Time
and the single girl," rev. of A Southern Family, by Gail
Godwin, pp.36-37.
- 24 October,
"Stupidity Is in the Head of the
Beholder," rev. of Three Continents, by Ruth Prawer Jhabvala, pp.27-29.
- 31 October, "The
Depth of His Potato Love," rev. of More
Die of Heartbreak, by Saul Bellow, pp.36-37.
- 14 November, "Just
Looking for a Place in the Sun," rev. of The Other Garden,
by Francis Wyndham, pp.34-35.
- 28 November,
"Christmas Books I," p.34.
- 5 December, "The
Support of His Mad Mother," rev. of Portrait of a Bonaparte: The
Life and Times of Joseph-Napoleon Primoli
1851-1927, by Joanna Richardson, pp.50-51.
The Times Literary Supplement
- 6 March, "A Nun of
Art," rev. of Judith Gautier: A
Biography, by Joanna Richardson, pp.235-236. Reprinted in Soundings
(1997), pp.171-177.
The Washington Post: Book World
- 4 January, "Story
of Late Love and Sisterhood," rev. of The Magician's Girl,
by Doris Grumbach, p.3 and p.13.
The Spectator
- 16 January, "Things
Past and Things Passed on," rev. of The Messiah of Stockholm,
by Cynthia Ozick, pp.29-30.
- 13 February,
"Beneath the Surface," rev. of The Bornfire
of the Vanities, by Tom Wolfe, pp.37-38.
- 20 February, "A
Kiss Is No Longer Just a Kiss," rev. of You
Must Remember This, by Joyce Carol Oates, pp.27-28.
- 27 February,
"Tragedy Rendered Suburban," rev. of The Wedding, by Yann Queffelec, trans. Linda
Coverdale, pp.32-33.
- 26 March, "Memory,
Speak but Do Not Condemn," rev. of A Far Cry From
Kensington, by Muriel Spark, p.31.
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Extremely Wearing Business," rev. of The Fashion Conspiracy,
by Nicholas Coleridge, pp.28-29.
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Rid of the Garbage," rev. of 'S'. A Novel, by John Updike,
pp.35-36.
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on the Western Front," rev. of The Silence of the Garden, by
William Trevor, p.29.
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by Anthony Storr, p.39.
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the Girl," rev. of Our Song, by Keith Waterhouse, pp.29-30.
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- 17 September,
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West, by Piers Paul Read, p.48.
- 24 September, "New
Interests in an Old Setting," rev. of Loving and Giving, by
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Customs of an Italian Matriarchy," rev. of The Lost Father,
by Marina Warner, pp.31-32.
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to Cloister : Selected Letters of J. K. Huysmans,
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pp.26-27.
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Women and the Whole Damn Thing," rev. of The Grown-ups, by
Victoria Glendinning, pp.29-30.
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and Fall of a Dandy," rev. of Baudelaire,
by Claude Pichois, pp.23-24.
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by Margaret Drabble, p.35.
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Adventure, by Beryl Bainbridge, p.37.
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Idyll," p.22.
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on the Cote dfEnnui," rev. of In
Transit, by Mavis Gallant, p.22.
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Fault-Line between Love and Work," rev. of The New Women and the
Old Men, by Ruth Brandon, p.17.
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by V. S. Pritchett, p.18.
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to Die, and Go We Know not Where," rev. of The Ruffian on the
Stair: Reflections on Death, by Rosemary Dinnage,
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on a Walk in Wandsworth Bridge Road Which
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The Spectator
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Powers, pp.30-31.
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of Heroes and the Architectual Golden Boy Who
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by Susan Hill, pp.28-29.
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- 23 November,
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of the Genius and Journeyman," rev. of The Man Who
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Mann, p.23.
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without Women," rev. of A Rather English Marriage, by Angela
Lambert, p.28.
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The Observer
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Administration, by John Updike, p.30.
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and Barbara Bray.
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Her World, by Carol Brightman, pp.25-26.
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Carol Shields, pp.28-29.
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Margaret Atwood, p.32.
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in Taboo'd by Anxiety," rev. of Migraine,
by Oliver Sacks, p.33.
- 20 November,
"Christmas Books I," p.37.
London Review of Books
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Heels Up Vesuvius," rev. of Rage and
Fire: A Life of Louise Colet: Pioneer Feminist, Literary Star, Flaubert's
Muse, by Francine du Plessix Gray, p.18.
Reprinted in Soundings (1997), pp.178-184.
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of Innocence," rev. of The Sleep of Reason: The
James Bulger Case, by David James Smith,
p.18.
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for Happiness," rev. of Stendhal, by Jonathan Keates, p.16.
The Spectator
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"Prize-Winning Novels from France," pp.27-28.
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Nicer, Much Nicer, than Nice," rev. of The Matisse Stories,
by A. S. Byatt, pp.28-29.
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pp.29-30.
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of Innocence," rev. of Land Girls, by Angela Huth, p.28.
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Fiction than Stranger," rev. of Le Premier Homme,
by Albert Camus, pp.40-41.
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Worldly Trask is Done,"
rev. of Mothers and Other Lovers, by Joanna Briscoe, pp.49-50.
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by Margaret Forster, pp.30-31.
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House, by Jane Gardam, p.36.
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We Go Round the Prickly Pairs," rev. of Various
Miracles, by Carol Shields, p.41.
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Servant or a Saint," rev. of The Good Husband, by Gail
Godwin, pp.51-52.
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"Christmas Books I," p.47.
The Spectator
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of The Prince of West End Avenue, by Alan Isler,
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p.37.
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Ruth Prawer Jhabvala,
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by A. N. Wilson, p.47.
- 18 November,
"Christmas Books I" p.45.
- 30 December,
"Prize-Winning Novels from France," p.32.
The Spectator
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Left Holding the Baby ?," rev. of Faith
Fox, by Jane Gardam, pp.34-35.
- 27 April, "Faith
and the Cinema," rev. of In the Beauty of the Lilies, by John
Updike, pp.33-34.
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and Daughters," rev. of Shadow Baby, by Margaret Forster,
pp.40-41.
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on a Dry Brain in a Dry Season," an essay on Penelope Fitzgerald,
pp.35-36.
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True to Be Good," rev. of The Arizona Game, by Georgina Hammick, pp.25-26.
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by Margaret Atwood, p.36.
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"Christmas Books I" p.42.
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Force of Nature," rev. of Zola: A Life,
by Frederick Brown, Section 7 (Books), pp.1-2.
London Review of Books
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July, Fearless Solipsist,Ep.24.
The Spectator
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"Prize-Winning Novels from France," p.37.
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Shadows Have Offended," rev. of A Nice Change, by Nina Bawden, pp.40-41.
- 26 April, "Life at
the Blunt End," rev. of The Untouchable, by John Banville, pp.39-40.
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Stays Unravelled," rev. of The House of
Sleep, by Jonathan Coe, p.37.
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Detective of the Past," rev. of Dora Bruder,
by Patrick Modiano, p.49.
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of the First Order," rev. of The Weight of Water, by Anita
Shreve, p.34.
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and Pursuit," rev. of Enduring Love, by Ian McEwan, pp.28-29.
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"Adrift in the Male Doldrums," rev. of Women with Men,
by Richard Ford, pp.36-37.
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"Farewell, My Lovely," rev. of Night Train, by Martin
Amis, pp.36-37.
The Sunday Times
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Here to Sublimity: Anita Brookner Reads a
Superlative Life of Victor Hugo, a Writer Deemed, Even in His Lifetime,
Immortal, Elemental and Superhuman," pp.8/8-8/9.
The Times Literary Supplement
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Pleasure of Passing Through," rev. of The Selected Stories of
Mavis Gallant, by Mavis Gallant, p.25.
The Daily Telegraph
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of the Century 19: Anita Brookner Makes Her
Choice," rev. of A la recherche du
temps perdu, by Marcel Proust, p.3.
The Spectator
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"Prize-Winning Novels from France," p.31.
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"Looking Tragedy in the Face," rev. of The Collected Stories,
by Grace Paley, p.33.
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by John Updike, p.39.
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Barbara Vine, pp.36-37.
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Company She Keeps," rev. of The Travelling Horn, by Barbara Trapido, p.30.
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pp.38-39.
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the Steps of Zola," rev. of Shadows on the Hudson, by Isaac Bashevis Singer, trans. Joseph Sherman, pp.31-32.
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Tyler, pp.34-35.
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Good Pals and Jolly Bad Company," rev. of Amsterdam, by Ian McEwan, p.39.
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Consequences of a Stroll," rev. of Kitty and Virgil, by Paul
Bailey, pp.44-45.
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Way We Live Now," rev. of Birds of America, by Lorrie Moore,
pp.46-47.
- 31 October, "A Heroine
Who Declines," rev. of The Service of Clouds, by Susan Hill,
p.53.
- 21 November,
"Christmas Books I," p.38.
The Sunday Times
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Eccentrics,"rev. of A Sight for Sore
Eyes, by Ruth Rendell, p.8.
- 6 September,
"Staying Power," rev. of Grand Hotels: Reality and Illusion,
by Elaine Denby, p.6.
The Spectator
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"Prize-Winning Novels from France," p.35.
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of Elegance," rev. of New York Mosaic: Three Novels, by
Isabel Bolton, p.35.
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in the Kitchen," rev. of A Slight and Delicate Creature, by
Margaret Cook, p.27.
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the Score in Old New York," rev. of The Puttermesser
Papers, by Cynthia Ozick, p.44.
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trans. Geoffrey Strachan, pp.30-31.
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Pointing the Wrong Way," rev. of Destiny, by Tim Parks,
pp.36-37.
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the Pen and the Sword, Says Anita Brookner,"
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The Spectator
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"Prize-Winning Novels from France," pp.30-31.
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"Escaping from Resentments," rev. of Every Eye, by
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by Margaret Atwood, pp.50-51.
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4, "The Brothers Goncourt: The Breakdown of Joy," pp.28-42.
Reprinted in Romanticism and Its Discontents (2000), pp.120-139.
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- 2 June, "A Formula
That Shows Its Age," rev. of Back When We Were Grownups, by
Anne Tyler, pp.40-41.
- 15 September, "A
Morbid Procedure," rev. of Atonement, by Ian McEwan, p.44.
- 29 September,
"Sexual Tourism a Gogo," rev. of Plateforme, by Michel Houellebecq,
pp.40-41.
- 6 October, "A
Journey without Maps," rev. of Austerlitz, by W. G. Sebald, pp.64-65.
- 20 October, "The
Intolerable Wrestle with Words," rev. of Flaubert: A Life, by Geoffrey Wall, p.55.
- 3 November, "Much
Matter within a Small Compass," rev. of Hateship,
Friendship, Courtship, Loveship, Marriage,
by Alice Munro, pp.52-53.
- 17 November,
"Christmas Books I," p.43.
- 29 December,
"Current French Fiction," p.39.
The Spectator
- 9 March, "'I'm the
Other One,'" rev. of Negotiating with the Dead, by Margaret
Atwood, pp.44-45.
- 20 April,
"Insouciance of a True Hero," rev. of Any Human Heart,
by William Boyd, pp.41-42.
- 4 May, "Women
Talking to Women," rev. of Unless, by
Carol Shields, pp.39-40.
- 3 August, rev. of Wake
Up, by Tim Pears, p.35.
- 31 August, rev. of Light
Years, by James Salter, p.36.
- 26 October,
"Southern Gothic Revenge," rev. of The Little Friend,
by Donna Tartt, pp.54-5.
- 16 November,
"Christmas Books I," p.46.
- 28 December,
"Prize-Winning Novels from France," p.38.
The Spectator
- 11 January,
"Traditional but Far from Square," rev. of The Easter Parade,
by Richard Yates, p.29.
- 1 March, "Tale of a
Survivor," rev. of Diary of an Ordinary Woman, by Margaret Forster,
p.52.
- 9 August, "The Way
They Lived Then," rev. of Good Faith, by Jane Smiley, p.40,
42.
- 30 August, "Calm After the Storm," rev. of Double Vision,
by Pat Barker, p.29.
- 15 November,
"Christmas Books 1," p.46.
- 15 November,
"Travelling Far without Finding Home," rev. of The Great
Fire, by Shirley Hazzard, p.60.
- 29 November, "A
Season in Hell," rev. of Tomber
sept fois, se relever huit, by
Philippe Labro, p.53.
- 27 December, "New
Books in France," p.37.
The Spectator
- 3 January, "A
Disturbing Absence of Disturbance," rev. of The Amateur Marriage,
by Anne Tyler, pp.29-30.
- 12 June, "Back to
the Good Old Whodunnit," rev. of The
Various Haunts of Men, by Susan Hill, p.44.
- 20 November,
"Christmas Books," p.39.
The Spectator
- 1 January, "General
Fiction from France," pp.28-29.
- 29 January, "A Day
in the Life of a Surgeon," rev. of Saturday, by Ian McEwan, p.38.
- 9 April, "A Nest of
Ungentle Essex Folk," rev. of Minoraur,
by Barbara Vine, pp.36-37.
- 2 July, "An
Experiment in Old Acquaintance," rev. of The Proust Project,
edited by Andre Aciman, p.34.
- 10 September,
"Take-over Bid by a Stranger," rev. of Slow Man, by J.
M. Coetzee, p.45.
- 22 October, "The
Latest of a Long Line," rev. of The Possibility of an Island,
by Michel Houellebecq, translated from the French
by Gavin Bowd, p.54.
- 19 November,
"Christmas Books," p.44.
- 31 December,
"French Prize Novels," p.38.
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