The Guardian Book Club meets monthly to hear an author of national or international renown about his or her most successful book. The venue is the Guardian office in Kings Place, York Way, just to the north of Kings Cross station. the presenter is Professor John Mullan of University College London (timmaby)
Small World 1,991 copies, 31 reviews Changing Places 1,828 copies, 32 reviews Nice Work 1,700 copies, 18 reviews Therapy 1,320 copies, 17 reviews Thinks . . . 1,237 copies, 17 reviews The Art of Fiction 1,109 copies, 14 reviews Deaf Sentence 1,038 copies, 53 reviews Paradise News 874 copies, 13 reviews The British Museum is Falling Down 861 copies, 17 reviews How Far Can You Go? 661 copies, 7 reviews Author, Author 618 copies, 9 reviews Home Truths 419 copies, 9 reviews A David Lodge Trilogy: "Changing Places", "Small World", "Nice Work" 384 copies, 4 reviews Out of the Shelter 360 copies, 5 reviews A Man of Parts 355 copies, 18 reviews Modern Criticism and Theory: A Reader 310 copies, 1 review The Practice of Writing 246 copies Ginger, You're Barmy 230 copies, 1 review The Picturegoers 199 copies, 2 reviews Consciousness and the Novel 152 copies, 2 reviews The Year of Henry James: The Story of a Novel 95 copies, 1 review Write on: Occasional Essays, 1965-85 44 copies Lives in Writing 36 copies The Writing Game: A Comedy 36 copies, 1 review Jane Austen: "Emma": A Casebook 23 copies Writer's Luck: A Memoir: 1976-1991 21 copies Surprised by Summer 10 copies, 1 review Evelyn Waugh 4 copies Therapy | Thinks . . . 4 copies Graham Greene 3 copies Essencial Tunísia 2 copies Kurgu Sanatı 1 copy Krasan posao 1 copy La vtoute nue 1 copy Výkvět mužství : román 1 copy Interior Monologue 1 copy Hotel des Boobs 1 copy Prose writings 1 copy Emma (Introduction, some editions) 33,427 copies, 464 reviews Howards End (Introduction, some editions) 8,089 copies, 123 reviews Lucky Jim (Introduction, some editions) 5,371 copies, 140 reviews A Clockwork Orange [Norton Critical Edition] (Contributor) 889 copies, 9 reviews The Knot of Vipers (Introduction, some editions) 854 copies, 16 reviews The Spoils of Poynton (Editor, some editions; Editor, some editions) 701 copies, 7 reviews The Slaves of Solitude (Introduction, some editions) 628 copies, 16 reviews Kipps (Introduction) 469 copies, 13 reviews For the Love of Books: 115 Celebrated Writers on the Books They Love Most (Contributor) 424 copies, 3 reviews One Fat Englishman (Introduction, some editions) 399 copies, 6 reviews The Penguin Book of Modern British Short Stories (Contributor) 385 copies, 1 review A Truth Universally Acknowledged: 33 Great Writers on Why We Read Jane… (Contributor) 335 copies, 18 reviews To the Hermitage (Biographical essay, some editions) 276 copies, 2 reviews The Creative Writing Coursebook: Forty Authors Share Advice and Exercises… (Contributor) 224 copies, 3 reviews The Return of the Pink Panther [1975 film] (Actor) 112 copies Alton Locke (Introduction, some editions) 87 copies, 3 reviews The State of the Language [1990] (Contributor) 85 copies, 1 review The State of the Language [1980] (Contributor) 77 copies, 1 review Granta 12: The True Adventures of The Rolling Stones (Contributor) 43 copies, 1 review Best of Ring Lardner (Editor) 40 copies Anthony Burgess and Modernity (Foreword) 3 copies Edge of Sanity [1989 Film] (Actor) 3 copies, 1 review David Lodge has 1 media appearance. Filter: featured, adult only Jan 16 Guardian Book Club The Guardian Books Podcast, Monday, January 16, 2012 at 0am David Lodge discusses Small World. The Guardian Book Club meets monthly to hear an author of national or international renown about his or her most successful book. The venue is the Guardian office in Kings Place, York Way, just to the north of Kings Cross station. the presenter is Professor John Mullan of University College London (timmaby) David Lodge has 2 past events. (show)
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