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Margaret Drabble


UK flag (b.1939)
Sister of A S Byatt

Margaret Drabble was born in Sheffield in 1939 and educated at the Mount School, York, and Newnham College, Cambridge. She is a novelist and critic, and editor of the fifth edition of The Oxford Companion to English Literature. Margaret Drabble is married to the biographer Michael Holroyd, and they divide their time between London and Somerset.
 

Awards: James Tait Black (1967)

Genres: Literary Fiction
 
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Series
Radiant Way
   1. The Radiant Way (1987)
   2. A Natural Curiosity (1989)
   3. The Gates of Ivory (1991)
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Novels
   A Summer Bird Cage (1962)
   The Garrick Year (1964)
   The Millstone (1965)
     aka Thank You All Very Much
   Jerusalem the Golden (1967)
   The Waterfall (1969)
   The Needle's Eye (1972)
   London Consequences (1972) (with B S Johnson)
   The Realms of Gold (1975)
   The Ice Age (1977)
   The Middle Ground (1980)
   The Witch of Exmoor (1996)
   The Peppered Moth (2000)
   The Seven Sisters (2002)
   The Red Queen (2004)
   The Sea Lady (2006)
   The Pure Gold Baby (2013)
   The Dark Flood Rises (2016)
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Collections
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Novellas and Short Stories
   The Gifts of War (2011)
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Non fiction show
 
Books containing stories by Margaret Drabble
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Collision (2023)
Stories from the Science of CERN
(Science-Into-Fiction)
edited by
Rob Appleby and Connie Potter
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A Love Letter to Europe (2019)
An outpouring of sadness and hope
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The New Abject (2017)
Tales of Modern Unease
edited by
Sarah Eyre and Ra Page

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Awards
1967 James Tait Black Memorial Prize : Jerusalem the Golden

Margaret Drabble recommends
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22 Minutes of Unconditional Love (2020)
Daphne Merkin
"22 Minutes of Unconditional Love is a very strong book, full of echoes and recognitions and interest on many levels--personal, literary, sociological, philosophical. Its take on the freedoms and constraints of feminism is much needed. Daphne Merkin's prose has some of the shocking exhilaration of early Edna O'Brien."
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A Girl's Story (2020)
Annie Ernaux
"Ernaux has inherited de Beauvoir's role of chronicler to a generation."
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Unexpected Lessons in Love (2013)
Bernardine Bishop
"Frank, courageous and entertaining. I felt better for reading it."

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