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Anita Brookner (born July 16, 1928) is an English novelist and art historian born in London. Educated at James Allen's Girls' School then King's College London, in 1967 she became the first woman to hold the Slade professorship at Cambridge University. Since 1977, she has been associated with the Courtauld Institute of Art. However, since winning the Booker Prize in 1984 for Hotel du Lac, she has become better known as a novelist.
Her fiction is mostly set in London, where she has lived all her life apart from 3 years in Paris as a postgraduate, and often involves characters of Jewish extraction, like herself. Her works explore the alienation of a character, usually female, whose quiet, solitary lives are punctuated by destitution and disappointments in love. Her style has often borne her comparisons with Jane Austen and Henry James.
Bibliography:
A Start in Life (1981)
Providence (1982)
Look at Me (1983)
Hotel du Lac (1984) Booker Prize WINNER
Family and Friends (1985)
A Misalliance (1986)
A Friend from England (1987)
Latecomers (1988)
Lewis Percy (1989)
Brief Lives (1990)
A Closed Eye (1991)
Fraud (1992)
A Family Romance (1993)
A Private View (1994)
Incidents in the Rue Laugier (1995)
Altered States (1996)
Visitors (1997)
Falling Slowly (1998)
Undue Influence (1999)
The Bay of Angels (2001)
The Next Big Thing (2002) Long Listed for the Booker Prize.
The Rules of Engagement (2003)
Leaving Home (2005)
Margaret Drabble
1 Life
2 Works
3 Bibliography
3.1 Novels
3.2 Selected non-fiction
4 External links
Life
Drabble was born in Sheffield, Yorkshire, as the second daughter of the advocate and novelist John F. Drabble and the teacher Kathleen Marie, née Bloor. After attending the Quaker boarding-school Mount School at York where her mother was employed she received a major scholarship for Newnham College, Cambridge. She studied English and was awarded a starred double first (a grading that indicates she attained exceptionally high scores in her university degree).
She joined the Royal Shakespeare Company at Stratford-upon-Avon in 1960, at one point serving as an understudy for Vanessa Redgrave, before leaving to pursue a literary career. Her first novel, A Summer Bird Cage, was published in 1963. She chaired the National Book League (now Booktrust) from 1980 to 1982.
Drabble was married to actor Clive Swift between 1960 and 1975; they have three children. In 1982, she married the writer and biographer Michael Holroyd; they live in London and Somerset. Her older sister is novelist and critic A. S. Byatt.
She was awarded the CBE in 1980.
Works
Drabble has published seventeen novels to date. Her early novels were published by Weidenfeld & Nicolson (1963–87); more recently, her publishers have been Penguin and Viking. Her third novel, The Millstone (1966) brought her the John Llewellyn Rhys Memorial Prize, and Jerusalem the Golden won the James Tait Black Memorial Prize in 1967.
A theme of her novels is the correlation between contemporary England's society and its individual members. Her characters' tragical faults reflect the political and economical situation and the restrictiveness of conservative surroundings, making the reader aware of the dark spots of a seemingly wealthy country. Her protagonists are mostly women. The realistic portrayal of her figures often relates to Drabble's personal experiences. Thus, her first novels describe the life of young women, whilst during the late 1960s and 1970s, the conflict between motherhood and intellectual challenges is brought into focus. 1998's The Witch of Exmoor finally shows the withdrawn existence of an old author. Though inspired by her own life, her works are not mainly autobiographical. Fictional conflicts of everyday life such as unwanted pregnancy in The Millstone are not shown in a melodramatic and compassionate manner but with the ironic and witty touch of dry British humour. Her syntax remarks among other features a subtle and unexpected use of tenses.
Though best known for her novels, Drabble has also written several screenplays, plays and short stories, as well as non-fiction such as A Writer's Britain: Landscape and Literature and biographies of Arnold Bennett and Angus Wilson. Her critical works include studies of William Wordsworth and Thomas Hardy. Drabble also edited two editions of the Oxford Companion to English Literature.
Bibliography
Novels
A Summer Birdcage (1963)
The Garrick Year (1964)
The Millstone (1965)
Jerusalem the Golden (1967)
The Waterfall (1969)
The Needle's Eye (1972)
The Realms of Gold (1975)
The Ice Age (1977)
The Middle Ground (1980)
The Radiant Way (1987)
A Natural Curiosity (1989)
The Gates of Ivory (1991)
The Witch of Exmoor (1996)
The Peppered Moth (2001)
The Seven Sisters (2002)
The Red Queen (2004)
The Sea Lady (2006)
Selected non-fiction
Wordsworth (Literature in Perspective series) (1966)
Arnold Bennett: A Biography (1974)
The Genius of Thomas Hardy (ed.) (1976)
For Queen and Country: Britain in the Victorian Age (1978)
A Writer's Britain: Landscape in Literature (1979)
Angus Wilson: A Biography (1995)
The Oxford Companion to English Literature (ed.; 5th & 6th edns) (1985, 2000)
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