Julian Fane


(Julian Charles Fane)
UK flag (1927 - 2009)

Julian Fane became a full-time professional writer at the age of twenty. His novel Morning was published in 1956 it was his first, and the first of many, to be widely acclaimed. His Collected Works, five volumes containing fifteen books in all, has been published in full by Constable. He has reviewed for the TLS, and in 1969, with two partners, he founded St George's Press Ltd - it published forty-five titles. That company was voluntarily wound up in 1991, but St George's Press of Lewes still sells copies of the backlist of books by Julian Fane. He was elected a Fellow of the Royal Society of Literature in 1974. He is married and lives in Sussex.
 

 
Novels
   Morning (1956)
   A Letter (1960)
   Memoir in the Middle of the Journey (1971)
   Gabriel Young (1973)
   Tug of War (1975)
   Hounds of Spring (1976)
   Happy Endings (1979)
   Revolution Island (1979)
   Gentleman's Gentleman (1981)
   Memories of My Mother (1987)
   Cautionary Tales for Women (1988)
   Hope Cottage (1990)
   Eleanor (1993)
   The Duchess of Castile (1994)
   His Christmas Box (1995)
   Money Matters (1996)
   The Social Comedy (1998)
   Evening (1999)
   Tales of Love and War (2002)
   Byron's Diary (2003)
   The Stepmother (2003)
   The Sodbury Crucifix (2004)
   Damnation (2004)
   According to Robin (2006)
   Odd Woman Out (2006)
   A Doctor's Notes (2007)
   The Fools of God (2008)
   Sins of the Flesh (2008)
   The Poor Rich (2009)
   Children in the Dark (2009)
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Collections
   Small Change (1991)
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