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Piers Paul Read
(b.1941)Novelist and playwright Piers Paul Read was born in Beaconsfield, England on March 7, 1941. He was educated by Benedictine Monks at Ampleforth College, York and also at St. John's College, Cambridge.
Piers Paul Read is a Fellow of the Royal Society of Literature, and a member of the Council of the Society of Authors. He has also written a number of television plays, and several of his novels have been adapted for film and television. He lives in London.
Piers Paul Read is a Fellow of the Royal Society of Literature, and a member of the Council of the Society of Authors. He has also written a number of television plays, and several of his novels have been adapted for film and television. He lives in London.
Awards: James Tait Black (1988), SoA (1970) see all
Genres: Inspirational
Novels
Game in Heaven with Tussy Marx (1966)
The Junkers (1968)
The Free Frenchman (1968)
Monk Dawson (1969)
The Professor's Daughter (1971)
The Upstart (1973)
Polonaise (1976)
A Married Man (1979)
The Villa Golitsyn (1981)
A Season in the West (1988)
On the Third Day (1990)
A Patriot in Berlin (1995)
aka The Patriot
Knights of the Cross (1997)
Alice in Exile (2001)
The Death of a Pope (2009)
The Misogynist (2010)
Scarpia (2015)
The Junkers (1968)
The Free Frenchman (1968)
Monk Dawson (1969)
The Professor's Daughter (1971)
The Upstart (1973)
Polonaise (1976)
A Married Man (1979)
The Villa Golitsyn (1981)
A Season in the West (1988)
On the Third Day (1990)
A Patriot in Berlin (1995)
aka The Patriot
Knights of the Cross (1997)
Alice in Exile (2001)
The Death of a Pope (2009)
The Misogynist (2010)
Scarpia (2015)
Non fiction show
Awards
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Piers Paul Read recommends
How to Betray Your Country (2021)
(Discipline Files, book 2)
James Wolff
"James Wolff clearly knows in detail the complex and murky world of Middle Eastern intrigue. An intelligent, exciting and wholly convincing novel."
The Society of Others (2004)
William Nicholson
"A novel I would dearly love to have written... Exciting, funny, wise, and beautifully written... Nicholson has to my mind established himself with this first work of adult fiction as one of the best novelists around."
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