His first novel, The Calligrapher (2004), was highly praised and translated into seven languages. It was selected by the San Francisco Chronicle and the San Jose Mercury News as a Best Book of the Year and was a finalist in The William Saroyan International Prize for fiction at Stanford University.
His second novel, Self Help (2007), has recently been long-listed for the Man Booker Prize.
At present, he is working on his third novel pretty much full time.
Ed continues to live in London with prolonged visits to Rome whenever he can get away with it.
His second novel, Self Help (2007), has recently been long-listed for the Man Booker Prize.
At present, he is working on his third novel pretty much full time.
Ed continues to live in London with prolonged visits to Rome whenever he can get away with it.
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Edward Docx recommends
Perfidia (2013)
(Second L.A. Quartet, book 1)
James Ellroy
"An epic and bizarrely transcendental novel that represents an extraordinary achievement by any measure a genuinely impressive feat of sustained literary energy: 90% of novelists couldn't get anywhere near it His is an awe-inspiring artistic vision and this is a novel that should surely be read by new readers as well as fans."
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