The FictionMags Index

Magazine Contents Lists: Page 1046

The Daily Telegraph (continued)

• May 9, 2006:
  • · A Review of Another Fool in the Balkans: In the Footsteps of Rebecca West by Tony White · Michael Moorcock · br
• November 25, 2006:
  • · Tomorrow’s World Today · Michael Moorcock · br [Ref. Thomas Pynchon]; review of Against the Day.
• March 18, 2007:
  • · A Construction Site of the Mine · Michael Moorcock · br; review of In Europe: Travels Through the Twentieth Century by Geert Mak.
• June 23, 2007:
  • · North Pole Ghetto · Michael Moorcock · br [Ref. Michael Chabon]; review of The Yiddish Policemen’s Union.
• September 22, 2007:
  • · City of Wonderful Night · Michael Moorcock · br; review of Night Haunts by Sukhdev Sandhu.
• December 22, 2007:
  • · The Hopes and Fears of All the Years [Doctor Who] · Paul Cornell · ss
• October 27, 2008:
  • · The Water Maze · Michael Moorcock · br [Ref. Alan Wall]; review of Sylvie’s Riddle.
• November 26, 2008:
  • · Fascination with Mortality: The Late Thomas M. Disch · Michael Moorcock · br [Ref. Thomas M. Disch]; review of The Wall of America.
• December 23, 2008:
  • · The Little Cigarette Girl · Justine Picardie · ss
  • · The Punishment Chamber · Toby Young · ss
  • · The Sugar Plum Fairy · Will Self · ss
  • · Gomulka and the Granny · Sandi Toksvig · ss
• December 16, 2009:
  • · Watching Nation · Terry Pratchett · ar
• December 18, 2009:
  • · The Dancing-Master’s Music · William Trevor · ss
• December 23, 2009:
  • · A Heart-Warming Christmas Story by Adrian Mole, aged 41 3/4 [Adrian Mole] · Sue Townsend · ss
• December 24, 2011:
  • · BlackBerry Winter · Rose Tremain · ss
• December 22, 2012:
  • · Twin Beds · Deborah Moggach · ss
• January 22, 2014:
  • · Charles Grigg · Steve Holland, uncredited · ob [Ref. Charles Grigg]
• September 10, 2022:
  • · Peter Straub, Horror Writer Whose Novels Had Literary Merit to Match Their Sky-High Sales · [uncredited] · ob [Ref. Peter Straub]
• September 11, 2022:
  • · Alan Grant, Comic Strip Writer Best Known for His Work on Judge Dredd in 2000AD as Well as Numerous Batman Stories · [uncredited] · ob [Ref. Alan Grant]
• September 15, 2022:
  • · Javier Marías, Pre-Eminent Spanish Novelist of His Generation and MI6-Obsessed Anglophile · [uncredited] · ob [Ref. Javier Marías]
• September 23, 2022:
  • · Dame Hilary Mantel, Booker Prize-Winning Novelist Celebrated for Her Wolf Hall Trilogy · [uncredited] · ob [Ref. Hilary Mantel]
• October 7, 2022:
  • · Peter Robinson, Crime Writer Whose Award-Winning DCI Banks Novels Were Unafraid to Tackle Gritty Subjects · [uncredited] · ob [Ref. Peter Robinson]
• November 5, 2022:
  • · British Christmas Is Wholly Bewildering · Bill Bryson · ex
    from The Secret History of Christmas fortcoming from Audible (November 10, 2022).
  • · Lee Child: “I told Harvey Weinstein, f— you, I’m from Birmingham, you have no idea what tough is” · Ed Cumming · iv [Ref. Lee Child]
  • · The Catchiest Tune You’ll Ever Hear · Bob Dylan · ex from The Philosophy of Modern Song, Simon & Schuster, November 2022
• November 6, 2022:
  • · Meet the Hardest Working Power Couple in Literature · Jessamy Calkin · iv [Ref. Greg & Kate Mosse]
  • · “To hell with the child”: The Uncompromising Origins of Watership Down · Matthew Dennison · ar [Ref. Richard Adams]
• November 13, 2022:
  • · Ian Rankin: “After Sarah Everard, crime writers are starting to think: are the cops the good guys?” · Claire Allfree · iv [Ref. Ian Rankin]
• November 15, 2022:
  • · Elon Musk Is Inspired by Iain Banks’s Utopian Sci-fi Novels—but He Doesn’t Understand Them · Ed Power · ar [Ref. Iain M. Banks]
• November 21, 2022:
  • · Marcus Sedgwick, Author Acclaimed for His Dark Fiction for Young Adults · [uncredited] · ob [Ref. Marcus Sedgwick]
• December 4, 2022:
  • · Going Dark · Steven Moffat · ss
  • · Julian Fellowes: “John Fowles’s Frustrated Screenwriter? That’s Me!” · Julian Fellowes · ex (r) [Ref. John Fowles]
    edited extract from Fellowes’ introduction to Daniel Martin by John Fowles (Vintage Classics, 4 November 2004).
• December 6, 2022:
  • · Jeffery Deaver: “I’m an equal opportunity murderer—the same number of men and women die in my books” · Etan Smallman · iv [Ref. Jeffery Deaver]
• December 8, 2022:
  • · Squadron Leader Johnny Johnson, Lancaster Bomb-Aimer Who Was the Last Survivor of the Dambusters Raid—Obituary · [uncredited] · ob [Ref. George Leonard Johnson]
• December 12, 2022:
  • · Victor Lewis-Smith, Writer, Producer and Broadcaster Whose Caustic and Scabrous Diatribes Offended and Delighted in Equal Measure · [uncredited] · ob [Ref. Victor Lewis-Smith]
• December 15, 2022:
  • · How The Amazing Maurice Changed the Game for Terry Pratchett · Marc Burrows · ar [Ref. Terry Pratchett]
• December 17, 2022:
  • · How M.R. James Tore Up the Ghost-Story Rulebook · Simon Heffer · ar [Ref. M. R. James]
• December 18, 2022:
  • · Scurryfunge and Wabbit? Susie Dent’s 12 Words of Christmas · Susie Dent · ar
• December 19, 2022:
  • · An English Country Christmas · Ronald Blythe · ex from Next to Nature: A Lifetime in the English Countryside, John Murray, October 27 2022
• December 20, 2022:
  • · Kent Johnson, Academic Behind a Notorious Poetic Hoax Which He Turned Into a Serious Debate About Artistic Truth · [uncredited] · ob [Ref. Kent Johnson]
  • · Monty Python and Sociopathic Cats: The Strange Rise of the Christmas “Gift Book” · Jake Kerridge · ar
• December 22, 2022:
  • · Andrew Nickolds, Seasoned Comedy Writer Who Brought to Life Dave Podmore and Ed Reardon’s Week · [uncredited] · ob [Ref. Andrew Nickolds]
• December 24, 2022:
  • · Chris Boucher, Television Scriptwriter Who Wrote Forward-Thinking Storylines for Doctor Who and Blake’s 7 · [uncredited] · ob [Ref. Chris Boucher]
• December 28, 2022:
  • · Step Aside, Virginia Woolf—It Was Katherine Mansfield Who Ushered in the Modern Age · Frances Wilson · ar [Ref. Katherine Mansfield]
• December 29, 2022:
  • · This Year Has Taught Us That if We Don’t Protect Our Freedoms We Can Lose Them Forever · Rose Tremain · ar
• January 1, 2023:
  • · Nick Fisher, Award-Winning Journalist, Agony Uncle and Presenter of Screaming Reels · [uncredited] · ob [Ref. Nick Fisher]
• January 3, 2023:
  • · Doctors Said My Wife’s Symptoms Were Just Ageing—Then She Died · James Runcie · ar
• January 4, 2023:
  • · Fay Weldon, Author Whose Novels Such as The Life and Loves of a She-Devil Gave Warts-and-All Portrayals of Wronged Women · [uncredited] · ob [Ref. Fay Weldon]
  • · Fay Weldon Made Me Realise It Was OK to Be a Single Woman in My 50s · Liz Hoggard · ar [Ref. Fay Weldon]
• January 5, 2023:
  • · David Gold, Entrepreneur Who Made a Fortune in Soft Porn and Revived the Fortunes of Birmingham City and West Ham United · [uncredited] · ob [Ref. David Gold]
  • · Fay Weldon’s “She Devil” Was Every Repressed 1980s Woman’s Fantasy · Helen Brown · ar [Ref. Fay Weldon]
• January 6, 2023:
  • · Who Is JR Moehringer, Prince Harry’s “Super” Spare Ghostwriter · Marianka Swain & Victoria Ward · ar [Ref. J. R. Moehringer]
  • · Inside the Shadowy World of Celebrity Ghostwriters · Poppie Platt · ar [Ref. J. R. Moehringer, Andrew Crofts, Shannon Kyle, Lyric Winik & Lisa Dickey]
  • · More Partridge Than Partridge: How Tony Blackburn’s Poptastic! Memoir Inspired Alan · Martin Chilton · ar
• January 7, 2023:
  • · In Cold Blood Tried to Argue Against the Death Penalty—but It Backfired · Simon Heffer · ar [Ref. Truman Capote]
• January 9, 2023:
  • · Tom Stacey, Globe-Trotting Reporter, Publisher, Author and Generous Host at His Kensington House · [uncredited] · ob [Ref. Tom Stacey]
• January 10, 2023:
  • · Gay Tolerance Might Have Triumphed in Britain—Were It Not for Oscar Wilde · Tom Crewe · ar [Ref. Oscar Wilde]
• January 12, 2023:
  • · Paul Johnson, Prolific Journalist and Historian Who Started on the Left but Became a Champion of the Right · [uncredited] · ob [Ref. Paul Bede Johnson]
  • · Nell Zink: “It amazes me that Americans put up with so much gun crime and inequality” · Claire Allfree · iv [Ref. Nell Zink]
• January 15, 2023:
  • · Italo Calvino’s Guide to Translation · Italo Calvino; translated by Ann Goldstein · ar from The Written World and the Unwritten World, Penguin, January 2023
  • · Ronald Blythe, Much-Loved Author Celebrated for Akenfield, His Classic Book About Village Life in Suffolk · [uncredited] · ob [Ref. Ronald Blythe]
  • · An English Country Christmas · Ronald Blythe · ex from Next to Nature: A Lifetime in the English Countryside, John Murray, October 27 2022
• January 19, 2023:
  • · Novelist Kathryn Scanlan: “If you’re paying attention, reality can be very strange” · Claire Allfree · iv [Ref. Kathryn Scanlan]
• January 21, 2023:
  • · Paul Auster: “Americans are killing each other at a stupefying rate” · Jake Kerridge · iv [Ref. Paul Auster]
• January 24, 2023:
  • · Jonathan Stroud: “Traumatise my young readers? Most children welcome darkness” · Alex Diggins · iv [Ref. Jonathan Stroud]
• January 31, 2023:
  • · Graham Oakley, Author and Illustrator Behind the Bestselling “Church Mice” Books · [uncredited] · ob [Ref. Graham Oakley]
  • · In the Holidays I’d Go Back to Weston While Other Boys Went on Skiing Holidays · Danny Danziger · iv [Ref. Jeffrey Archer]
• February 10, 2023:
  • · How Hogwarts Legacy Exposed the Sheer Toxicity of Harry Potter Fandom · Jake Kerridge · ar [Ref. J. K. Rowling]
• February 11, 2023:
  • · “I couldn’t understand my sister’s alcoholism—so I wrote about it” · Claire Allfree · iv [Ref. Blake Morrison]
• February 16, 2023:
  • · James Naughtie on His BBC salary: “I’m paid reasonably but not excessively” · Jake Kerridge · iv [Ref. James Naughtie]
• February 17, 2023:
  • · Roald Dahl Goes PC in a World Where No One Is “fat” and the Oompa-Loompas Are Gender Neutral · Anita Singh · ar [Ref. Roald Dahl]
  • · The Rewriting of Roald Dahl · Ed Cumming, Genevieve Holl-Allen & Benedict Smith · ar [Ref. Roald Dahl]
  • · Margaret Thornton, Romantic Novelist Who Began Her Professional Writing Career in Her Fifties · [uncredited] · ob [Ref. Margaret Thornton]
• February 19, 2023:
  • · Salman Rushdie Attacks Roald Dahl Rewrites as “absurd censorship” · Ewan Somerville · ar [Ref. Roald Dahl & Salman Rushdie]
  • · “The Gospel of Evil”: The Cursed Scroll of the Marquis de Sade · Joel Warner · ar [Ref. Marquis de Sade]
• March 4, 2023:
  • · Margaret Atwood “Interviews” Her Hero, George Orwell · Margaret Atwood · ss Inque October 1 2021, as “The Dead Interview: George Orwell”
• March 5, 2023:
  • · Wally Fawkes, Jazz Musician and Cartoonist Who Drew the “Flook” Comic Strip for More Than Three Decades · [uncredited] · ob [Ref. Walter Fawkes]
• March 8, 2023:
  • · Christopher Fowler, Crime Writer Behind the Eccentric Series of Bryant and May Novels · [uncredited] · ob [Ref. Christopher Fowler]
• March 12, 2023:
  • · Bill Tidy, Cartoonist Who Won a Cult Following with “The Cloggies” and “The Fosdyke Sage” · [uncredited] · ob [Ref. Bill Tidy]
• March 15, 2023:
  • · Isabel Colegate, Author of The Shooting Party and Other Novels, Whose Work Was Not Easy to Pigeonhole · [uncredited] · ob [Ref. Isabel Colegate]
• March 17, 2023:
  • · “What I want to do is… kiss you” · Sarah Ferguson · ex
    from A Most Intriguing Lady (HarperCollins, 30 March 2023).
• March 29, 2023:
  • · DM Thomas, Writer Best Known for His Novel The White Hotel Who Divided Opinion with His Graphic Exploration of Sex and Death · [uncredited] · ob [Ref. D. M. Thomas]
• April 12, 2023:
  • · Anne Perry, Bestselling Historical Crime Writer Who Was Convicted of Murder in Her Teens · [uncredited] · ob [Ref. Anne Perry]
• April 22, 2023:
  • · Dame Edna Star Barry Humphries Dies Aged 89 · Patrick Sawyer, Roger Maynard & Matthew Robinson · ar [Ref. Barry Humphries]
  • · Barry Humphries, Australian-born Comic Genius and Creator of Dame Edna Everage · [uncredited] · ob [Ref. Barry Humphries]
• April 28, 2023:
  • · Kate Saunders, Actress and Journalist Who Overcame Personal Trials to Become an Award-Winning Children’s Novelist · [uncredited] · ob [Ref. Kate Saunders]
  • · “You have the absolute right to say things that I find dangerous” · Tristram Fane Saunders · iv [Ref. Neil Gaiman]
• May 13, 2023:
  • · “Do I regret the royal poems? Every day!” · Tristram Fane Saunders · iv [Ref. Andrew Motion]
• May 20, 2023:
  • · Martin Amis Was a Comic Genius—His Exile Was Our Loss · Jake Kerridge · ar [Ref. Martin Amis]
  • · Martin Amis, Prodigiously Gifted Novelist Acclaimed for Capuring the Zeitgeist of the 1980s and 1990s—Obituary · [uncredited] · ob [Ref. Martin Amis]
• May 21, 2023:
  • · “I would prefer not to be English”: How Martin Amis Fell Out of Love with His Homeland · Jake Kerridge · ar [Ref. Martin Amis]
  • · “His prose never begged to be loved—you either got it or you didn’t” · Howard Jacobson · ar [Ref. Martin Amis]
  • · “Of course, Martin is more famous than I am now”: Inside Kingsley Amis’s Rivalry with His Son · Alexander Larman · ar [Ref. Kingsley & Martin Amis]
• May 24, 2023:
  • · Kenneth Anger, Avant-Garde Film-Maker and Author of the Sensational Hollywood Babylon Books—Obituary · [uncredited] · ob [Ref. Kenneth Anger]
• May 26, 2023:
  • · “The moment I start to diet or give up alcohol I’ll drop dead” · Lynn Barber · iv [Ref. Robert Harris]
• May 27, 2023:
  • · “Until I got to the US, I never thought of myself as Black” · Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie · ar
  • · The Martin Amis I Knew Was Wicked, generous—and Ate Baked Beans Cold from the Tin · Craig Raine · ar [Ref. Martin Amis]
• May 30, 2023:
  • · “We’re becoming more retributive as a society—look at social media” · Jake Kerridge · iv [Ref. Alexander McCall Smith]
• June 9, 2023:
  • · Randy Old Relic? No, Tom Sharpe Got Our Culture Wars Insanity Exactly Right · Alexander Larman · ar [Ref. Tom Sharpe]
• June 14, 2023:
  • · Cormac McCarthy, US Novelist with a Unique and Bloody Vision Who Foundwide Fame with No Country for Old Men—Obituary · [uncredited] · ob [Ref. Cormac McCarthy]
• June 16, 2023:
  • · “Our generation had the cream. We were free…it was wonderful” · Mick Brown · iv [Ref. Ian McEwan]
• June 17, 2023:
  • · “The idea that a book can be banned is terrifying” · Jack Rear · iv [Ref. Barbara Kingsolver]
• July 4, 2023:
  • · Mavis Cheek, Author Who Mined the Rich Comic Seam in Tangled Mid-Life Romances—Obituary · [uncredited] · ob [Ref. Mavis Cheek]
• July 12, 2023:
  • · Milan Kundera, Bestselling Author of The Unbearable Lightness of Being and Most Famous Czech Novelist After Kafka · [uncredited] · ob [Ref. Milan Kundera]
• July 24, 2023:
  • · “Children who went to boarding school have an advantage in prison” · Michael Morpurgo · ar
• August 4, 2023:
  • · “Disabled people have sex lives, too. I refuse to sanitise that” · Jake Kerridge · iv [Ref. Adam Mars-Jones]
• August 5, 2023:
  • · What the Struggle to Have a Child Taught Me About Life and My Career · Adam Thirlwell · ar
• August 6, 2023:
  • · “Arthur Dent is a burk. He does not interest me”: The Secret Doubts of Douglas Adams · Douglas Adams · ex
    extract from the forthcoming 42: The Wildly Improbable Ideas of Douglas Adams, edited by Kevin Jon Davies (Unbound, 24 August 2023).
• August 7, 2023:
  • · William Friedkin, Oscar-Winning Director of The Exocist and The French Connection—Obituary · [uncredited] · ob [Ref. William Friedkin]
• August 12, 2023:
  • · My Saturday: “I write at least 350 days of the year” · Jacqueline Wilson · ar
  • · “This book kept me alive”: Jenni Fagan on Writing a Memoir of Her Childhood in Care · Jenni Fagan · ex
    extract from the forthcoming Ootlin: A Memoir (Hutchinson Heinemann, 24 August 2023).
• August 13, 2023:
  • · “Want to understand women? Just listen to them” · Jake Kerridge · iv [Ref. Anne Enright]
• August 16, 2023:
  • · Martin Walser, German Writer Who Argued for a New National Identity After the Shame of the Nazis—Obituary · [uncredited] · ob [Ref. Martin Walser]
• August 17, 2023:
  • · Sir Michael Parkinson, Broadcaster Who Won the Nation’s Affections with His Long-Running Chat Show—Obituary · [uncredited] · ob [Ref. Sir Michael Parkinson]
• August 20, 2023:
  • · “Male writers aren’t often asked about having kids” · Tristram Fane Saunders · iv [Ref. Ben Lerner]
• August 21, 2023:
  • · E.M. Forster Was Vehemently Opposed to Censorship—with One Very Personal Exception · Alexander Larman · ar [Ref. E. M. Forster]
• September 2, 2023:
  • · “It Would Be Easier to Film The Odyssey Than The Lord of the Rings” · Charlotte & Denis Plimmer · iv The Daily Telegraph March 22 1968 [Ref. J. R. R. Tolkien]
• September 5, 2023:
  • · “I Just Think, What Would Margaret Do?”: Meet Atwood’s Hand-Picked Literary Heir · Leaf Arbuthnot · iv [Ref. Mona Awad]
• September 9, 2023:
  • · Mike Yarwood, Comedian Whose Brilliant Impersonations Drew Huge TV Audiences · [uncredited] · ob [Ref. Mike Yarwood]
• September 10, 2023:
  • · “I’d Be Horrified if They Tried to Make The Day of the Jackal Woke” · Peter Stanford · iv [Ref. Frederick Forsyth]
• September 13, 2023:
  • · “I’m Giving All My Screen Royalties to Black Lives Matter” · Jake Kerridge · iv [Ref. Alan Moore]
• September 25, 2023:
  • · Tobias Hill, Acclaimed Novelist, Prize-Winning Poet and Sunday Telegraph Rock Critic · [uncredited] · ob [Ref. Tobias Hill]
• September 26, 2023:
  • · David McCallum, Suave Scottish Actor Who Won Wide Fame for The Man from U.N.C.L.E. and NCIS · [uncredited] · ob [Ref. David McCallum]
• October 1, 2023:
  • · Pat Arrowsmith, Founding Member of CND, Lifelong Rebel and Fearless Campaigner for Peace · [uncredited] · ob [Ref. Pat Arrowsmith]
• October 3, 2023:
  • · William Barlow, Irish Guards Veteran, Speaker on Spiritual Matters and Obituary Writer · [uncredited] · ob [Ref. William Barlow]
• October 9, 2023:
  • · Anthony Holden, Writer of Non-Fiction Blockbusters on Subjects Ranging from Poker to the Royal Family · [uncredited] · ob [Ref. Anthony Holden]
• October 17, 2023:
  • · Louise Glück, Fame-Averse American Poet Who Found It “harrowing” to Be Made 2020 Novel Laureate · [uncredited] · ob [Ref. Louise Glück]
  • · The Very Reverend Trevor Beeson, Dean of Winchester and Veteran Obituarist for the Telegraph · [uncredited] · ob [Ref. Trevor Beeson]
• October 18, 2023:
  • · David Benedictus, Enfant Terrible Author of an Autobiographical Eton Novel and a Winnie-the-Pooh Sequel · [uncredited] · ob [Ref. David Benedictus]
• October 22, 2023:
  • · Britain Was Forged by Women Who Revolt · Philippa Gregory · ar
• October 31, 2023:
  • · The Spare Room · Jeanette Winterson · ss
• November 4, 2023:
  • · “I live in fear of receiving a note from S Gollum”: Tolkien’s Letters—Revealed for the First Time · J. R. R. Tolkien · lt
• November 5, 2023:
  • · Why Shakespeare’s Despots Are a Warning to Today’s Tech Billionaires · Naomi Alderman · ar
• November 6, 2023:
  • · “People on Goodreads call my stories gross. But it’s just life” · Leaf Arbuthnot · iv [Ref. Camilla Grudova]
• November 9, 2023:
  • · Poet John Burnside on Drug Addiction, His Abusive Father and Winning the “British Nobel” · Jake Kerridge · iv [Ref. John Burnside]
• November 17, 2023:
  • · A.S. Byatt, Booker-Winning Novelist, Dies at 87 · [uncredited] · ar [Ref. A. S. Byatt]
  • · A.S. Byatt, Ingenious and Cerebral Novelist Who Won the Booker Prize for Possession—Obituary · [uncredited] · ob [Ref. A. S. Byatt]
  • · Why A.S. Byatt’s Possession Is the Perfect Novel · Jake Kerridge · ar [Ref. A. S. Byatt]
• November 25, 2023:
  • · “I was outed as gay in the 1990s by a Vanity Fair article” · Patricia Cornwell · ar
• November 30, 2023:
  • · “I feel uneasy about Roald Dahl’s nastiness, but that’s probably not shared by kids” · Chris Harvey · iv [Ref. Katherine Rundell]
• December 5, 2023:
  • · Eddie Linden, Illiterate Glasgow Labourer Who Became an Unlikely Star of 1960s London’s Poetry Scene · [uncredited] · ob [Ref. Eddie S. Linden]
• December 27, 2023:
  • · KM Peyton, Doyenne of Pony Fiction Who Won the Carnegie Medal for Her Flambards Series · [uncredited] · ob [Ref. Kathleen Wendy Peyton]
• December 30, 2023:
  • · The Great Conversation · Rose Tremain · ss
  • · Why Ernest J Gaines Is Literature’s Best-Kept Secret · Lindsay Johns · ar [Ref. Ernest J. Gaines]
• January 4, 2024:
  • · “Shakespeare is too much of a know-all for my liking” · Jake Kerridge · iv [Ref. Gerald Murnane]
• January 30, 2024:
  • · “I’m not trying to overthrow capitalism—I care deeply about potholes” · Judith Woods · iv [Ref. John Cooper Clarke]
• February 2, 2024:
  • · James Bond and the Exploding Archbishop: Inside Anthony Burgess’s Deranged Spy Who Loved Me Script · Jeremy Duns · ar [Ref. Anthony Burgess]
• February 11, 2024:
  • · “A Touch of Spring”: A Lost Story by Richmal Crompton—Unseen in a Century · [uncredited] · ar [Ref. Richmal Crompton]
  • _ · A Touch of Spring · Richmal Crompton · ss The Humorist April 1924
• February 12, 2024:
  • · Christopher Priest, Science Fiction Writer Whose Book The Prestige Was Made Into a Film—Obituary · [uncredited] · ob [Ref. Christopher Priest]
• February 28, 2024:
  • · Exclusive: Read a Long-Lost A.A. Milne First World War Story · Gyles Brandreth · ar [Ref. A. A. Milne]
  • · Mullins · A. A. Milne · ss The Living Age August 2 1919
• February 29, 2024:
  • · “People are comfortable. They don’t want any more progress” · Simon Ings · iv [Ref. Liu Cixin]
• March 1, 2024:
  • · “Did I like Harry Potter? Not enough to read a second book” · Jake Kerridge · iv [Ref. Philip Pullman]
• March 2, 2024:
  • · “Trump is a very confused man”: America’s Greatest Christian Writer on Why Voters Must Read Genesis · Peter Stanford · iv [Ref. Marilynne Robinson]
  • · “I expected Putin to escalate—but not to bomb us like Hitler” · David Knowles · iv [Ref. Andrey Kurkov]
• March 5, 2024:
  • · Edward Bond, Playwright Whose Shocking Sex and Violence Defeated the Censor in the 1960s—Obituary · [uncredited] · ob [Ref. Edward Bond]
• March 8, 2024:
  • · “The idea of free speech has been misused” · Claire Allfree · iv [Ref. Joanne Harris]
• March 17, 2024:
  • · Alan Brownjohn, Prolific Poet and Novelist Who Skewered the Banality of Office Life—Obituary · [uncredited] · ob [Ref. Alan Brownjohn]
• March 25, 2024:
  • · “Our English teacher was great—he taught us Shakespeare is full of dirty jokes” · Danny Danziger · iv [Ref. Ken Follett]
• April 1, 2024:
  • · “I would legalise all drugs across the board” · Jake Kerridge · iv [Ref. Don Winslow]
• April 2, 2024:
  • · Trevor Griffiths, Socialist Playwright Who Embraced Television to “Cut Across the Classes” · [uncredited] · ob [Ref. Trevor Griffiths]
• April 4, 2024:
  • · Martin Bax, Eminent Paediatrician Who Also Wrote Novels and Founded a Sparky Literary Magazine · [uncredited] · ob [Ref. Martin Bax]
• April 5, 2024:
  • · Lynne Reid Banks, Author of The L-Shaped Room and Children’s Classic The Indian in the Cupboard · [uncredited] · ob [Ref. Lynne Reid Banks]
• April 11, 2024:
  • · John Barth, Author Whose Novels Giles Goat-Boy and The Sot-Weed Factor Became a Cult · [uncredited] · ob [Ref. John Barth]
  • · “We smashed the furniture in my dead dad’s house” and Got a Writ for Noise Pollution · Jake Kerridge · iv [Ref. Rupert Thomson]
• April 29, 2024:
  • · CJ Sanson, Novelist Admired for the Rigour of His Bestselling Shardlake Tudor Detective Stories · [uncredited] · ob [Ref. C. J. Sansom]
• May 1, 2024:
  • · Paul Auster, Screenwriter and Novelist Best Known for The New York Trilogy · [uncredited] · ob [Ref. Paul Auster]
  • · Paul Auster Made Crime Fiction Clever—Without Him There Would Be No True Detective · [uncredited] · ar [Ref. Paul Auster]
• May 10, 2024:
  • · Dame Shirley Conran, Author and Campaigner Who Blazed a Trail with Superwoman and Lace · [uncredited] · ob [Ref. Shirley Conran]
• May 11, 2024:
  • · “He’s the brawling Rebus of the early books”: Ian Rankin’s Detective Is Back—and He’s Bad · Jake Kerridge · iv [Ref. Ian Rankin & Gregory Burke]
• May 14, 2024:
  • · Alice Munro, Nobel Prize Winner Widely Held to Be the Master of the Modern Short Story · [uncredited] · ob [Ref. Alice Munro]
• May 24, 2024:
  • · Children’s Literature Going Downhill with Silly Books · Anita Singh · iv [Ref. Anthony Horowitz]
• May 26, 2024:
  • · “When the Irish got to America, they took over the pubs, the police and the politics” · Jake Kerridge · iv [Ref. Kevin Barry]
• May 31, 2024:
  • · Daniel Handler, aka Leony Snicket Interview: “I was abused—but don’t call me a victim” · Tristram Fane Saunders · iv [Ref. Daniel Handler]
• June 4, 2024:
  • · John Burnside, Vivid Poet and Memoirist Whose Work Was Influenced by a Brutal Childhood · [uncredited] · ob [Ref. John Burnside]
• June 9, 2024:
  • · “Why can’t I write from the viewpoint of a black woman?” · Claire Allfree · iv [Ref. Joseph O’Neill]
• June 23, 2024:
  • · “People thought I was excusing rape”: Why Roger McGough Is Rewriting His Poems · Tristram Fane Saunders · iv [Ref. Roger McGough]
• June 28, 2024:
  • · Kinky Friedman, Texan Humorist, Country Singer, Writer and “equal-opportunities offender” · [uncredited] · ob [Ref. Kinky Friedman]
• July 1, 2024:
  • · Ismail Kadare, Albania’s Most Famous Writer, Whose Barbed Fables Criticised Hoxha’s Regime · [uncredited] · ob [Ref. Ismail Kadare]
• July 4, 2024:
  • · Robert Irwin, Arabist Scholar and Novelist Who Took on Edward Said and Became a Dervish · [uncredited] · ob [Ref. Robert Irwin]
• July 8, 2024:
  • · Jon Landau, Producer Who Won an Oscar for Titanic and Was Nominated for the Avatar Films · [uncredited] · ob [Ref. Jon Landau]
• July 13, 2024:
  • · “My father died at 6am. By 7am we were all trashed” · Claire Allfree · iv [Ref. Evie Wyld]
• July 14, 2024:
  • · Ruth Westheimer, Holocaust Survivor and Sex Therapist Who Became a Pop Culture Phenomenon · [uncredited] · ob [Ref. Ruth Westheimer]
• July 19, 2024:
  • · Bob Newhart, Comedian Who Reduced Princess Margaret to Tears with His Deadpan Monologues · [uncredited] · ob [Ref. Bob Newhart]
• July 20, 2024:
  • · Forget Shakespeare’s Lies: Macbeth Was a Good King Who United Scotland · Val McDermid · ar
• July 26, 2024:
  • · What Alien Life Might Actually Look Like—and How We’ll Find It · Simon Ings · br
• July 28, 2024:
  • · Dame Edna O’Brien, Acclaimed Writer Whose Early Novels Caused Outrage in Her Native Ireland · [uncredited] · ob [Ref. Edna O’Brien]
• September 11, 2024:
  • · David Knowles, Journalist Who Helped Make the Daily Telegraph Podcast “Ukraine: The Latest” a Runaway Success · [uncredited] · ob [Ref. David Knowles]
• September 17, 2024:
  • · “There should be a rule that you can’t change a dead author’s text” · Jake Kerridge · iv [Ref. Dave Eggers]
• September 29, 2024:
  • · Peter Green, Classical Scholar and Author Thought to Be the Model for the Hero of the Raj Quartet Novels · [uncredited] · ob [Ref. Peter Green]
• October 2, 2024:
  • · Ed McLachlan, Private Eye and Punch Cartoonist Acclaimed for His “insane”, Often Dark Humour · [uncredited] · ob [Ref. Edward McLachlan]
• October 11, 2024:
  • · Fleur Adcock, Poet with a Laidback Tone Whose Work Was Anchored in Direct, Irreverent Observation · [uncredited] · ob [Ref. Fleur Adcock]
  • · Robert Coover, Subversive Novelist Whose Interests Ranged from Weird Eroticism to Fairy Tales · [uncredited] · ob [Ref. Robert Coover]
• October 12, 2024:
  • · Captain Richard Woodman, Merchant Seaman and Writer of Histories and the Nathanial Drinkwater Novels · [uncredited] · ob [Ref. Richard Woodman]
• October 20, 2024:
  • · John le Carre’s Son: “People told him secrets they’d told no-one” · Mick Brown · iv [Ref. John le Carre & Nick Cornwell]
• October 21, 2024:
  • · “I’m one of the most banned authors in America” · Jack Rear · iv [Ref. Jodi Picoult]
• October 22, 2024:
  • · “I’ve died without dying” · Mick Brown · iv [Ref. Hanif Kureishi]
• October 26, 2024:
  • · How E.M. Forster Laid Bare His “Fatal Secret” · Colm Toibin · ar [Ref. E. M. Forster]
• October 28, 2024:
  • · Paul Bailey, Novelist Who Explored Love and Loss and Wrote an Acclaimed Biography of Cynthia Payne · [uncredited] · ob [Ref. Paul Bailey]
• November 2, 2024:
  • · Baked Beans on Toast? Certainly Not, How Disgraceful · Jeffrey Archer · ar
• November 5, 2024:
  • · “Black, white, tall, short. I have the right to put myself in anybody’s skin” · Claire Allfree · iv [Ref. Isabel Allende]
• November 8, 2024:
  • · “I’ve had death threats—but I am proud to have challenged what people think” · Jake Kerridge · iv [Ref. David Baldacci]
• November 9, 2024:
  • · “At boarding school, books saved my life” · Judith Woods · iv [Ref. Anthony Horowitz]
• November 10, 2024:
  • · Is This the Greatest European Poet of the 20th Century · J. M. Coetzee · ar [Ref. Zbigniew Herbert]
• November 12, 2024:
  • · How the Voice of Harlem Became the King of Crime Fiction · Lindsay Johns · ar [Ref. Chester Himes]
• November 22, 2024:
  • · “We shouldn’t divide the world into aggressors and victim” · Claire Allfree · iv [Ref. Richard Flanagan]
• November 25, 2024:
  • · Even at 86, Barbara Taylor Bradford Taught Me a Lot About Sex · Liz Hoggard · ar [Ref. Barbara Taylor Bradford]
  • · Barbara Taylor Bradford, Yorkshire-Born Novelist Whose Blockbusters Included A Woman of Substance · [uncredited] · ob [Ref. Barbara Taylor Bradford]
• November 29, 2024:
  • · Peter Maddocks, Prolific Cartoonist with an Eye for Life’s Absurdities · [uncredited] · ob [Ref. Peter Maddocks]
  • · “My controlling ex-husband wouldn’t let me have my own phone or door key” · Julia Llewellyn Smith · iv [Ref. Lisa Jewell]
• December 4, 2024:
  • · Marshall Brickman, Annie Hall and Manhattan Co-writer Who Helped Reinvent Woody Allen · [uncredited] · ob [Ref. Marshall Brickman]
• December 9, 2024:
  • · Take That, Tolkien: How Brandon Sanderson Became the King of the Fantasy Doorstopper · Ed Power · iv [Ref. Brandon Sanderson]
• December 16, 2024:
  • · Sandra Gilbert, Literary Critic Whose 1979 Polemic The Madwoman in the Attic Became a Classic · [uncredited] · ob [Ref. Sandra M. Gilbert]
• December 17, 2024:
  • · “I never thought I’d become a gay icon in my 70s” · Susie Mesure · iv [Ref. Jacqueline Wilson]
• January 3, 2025:
  • · David Lodge, Comic Novelist and Academic Whose “Campus Trilogy” Included Changing Places and Nice Work · [uncredited] · ob [Ref. David Lodge]
• January 6, 2025:
  • · Brian Freemantle, Roving Reporter and Novelist Behind the Bestselling Charlie Muffin Spy Series · [uncredited] · ob [Ref. Brian Freemantle]
• January 11, 2025:
  • 27 · Anita Bryant · [uncredited] · ob [Ref. Anita Bryant]
  • 27 · Catherine Aird, Crime Writer Whose Classic Whodunnits Were Shot Through with Waspish Wit · [uncredited] · ob [Ref. Catherine Aird]
• January 17, 2025:
  • 27 · David Lynch, Visionary Director of Film and Television from Eraserhead to Twin Peaks · [uncredited] · ob [Ref. David Lynch]
• January 18, 2025:
  • 29 · Dame Joan Plowright, Actress Who with Her Husband Laurence Olivier Was a Driving Force in British Theatre · [uncredited] · ob [Ref. Joan Plowright]
• January 24, 2025:
  • 25 · Michael Longley, Northern Irish Poet Whose Often Surprising Work Ranged from Nature and Classics to the Troubles · [uncredited] · ob [Ref. Michael Longley]

The Daily Telegraph (online)

• February 13, 2025:
  • · “Readers don’t care about cultural appropriation” · Claire Allfree · iv [Ref. Alexander McCall Smith]
• March 2, 2025:
  • · Joseph Wambaugh, LA Cop Turned Author of Bestsellers Including The Onion Fields and The Choirboys · [uncredited] · ob [Ref. Joseph Wambaugh]
• March 4, 2025:
  • · June Goodfield, Writer and Broadcaster, Who Brought Science to a Wider Audience · [uncredited] · ob [Ref. June Goodfield]
• March 9, 2025:
  • · Athol Fugard, Playwright and Actor Whose Work Shone an Unflinching Light on Apartheid South Africa · [uncredited] · ob [Ref. Athol Fugard]
• March 16, 2025:
  • · Chris Moore, Illustrator of Sci-fi Classics by Isaac Asimov and Philip K Dick · [uncredited] · ob [Ref. Chris Moore]
• March 20, 2025:
  • · Alex Wheatle, “the Bard of Brixton”, Who Rose from Tough Beginnings to Become an Award-Winning Novelist · [uncredited] · ob [Ref. Alex Wheatle]
• March 25, 2025:
  • · Clive Wilmer, Poet, Author, Scholar and Champion of the Work of Thom Gunn · [uncredited] · ob [Ref. Clive Wilmer]
• March 28, 2025:
  • · LJ Smith, Vampire Diaries Author Whose Characters Spawned a Massive Media Franchise · [uncredited] · ob [Ref. L. J. Smith]
• April 8, 2025:
  • · Robert E McGinnis, Artist Behind Bond Film Posters and Hundreds of Pulp Novel Covers · [uncredited] · ob [Ref. Robert McGinnis]
• April 14, 2025:
  • · Mario Vargas Llosa, Novel-Winning Novelist and Ardent Thatcherite Who Nearly Became Peru’s President · [uncredited] · ob [Ref. Mario Vargas Llosa]
• April 29, 2025:
  • · Jane Gardam, Whitbread-Winning Novelist Admired for Her Ability to Get Under Her Characters’ Skin · [uncredited] · ob [Ref. Jane Gardam]
• May 18, 2025:
  • · Brian Glanville, Doyen of Football Writers Who Was Also an Accomplished Novelist · [uncredited] · ob [Ref. Brian Glanville]
• May 19, 2025:
  • · Paul Durcan, Irish Poet Who Examined the Troubles and Gave Intense Readings · [uncredited] · ob [Ref. Paul Durcan]
• May 22, 2025:
  • · Barry Fantoni, Artist, Jazzman and Supplier of Private Eye Gags and Cartoons for Half a Century · [uncredited] · ob [Ref. Barry Fantoni]
• May 25, 2025:
  • · Alan Yentob, Inspired TV Executive Behind BBC Hit Shows from Arena to Have I Got News for You · [uncredited] · ob [Ref. Alan Yentob]
• May 28, 2025:
  • · Robert Benton, Oscar-Winning Director and Screenwriter in the Vanguard of 1970s “New Hollywood” · [uncredited] · ob [Ref. Robert Benton]
• June 4, 2025:
  • · Edmund White, Venerated American Author Who Chronicled Gay Life Before AIDS in A Boy’s Own Story · [uncredited] · ob [Ref. Edmund White]
• June 5, 2025:
  • · Aidan Chambers, Monk Turned Novelist Whose Issues-Driven Fiction Won Over Reluctant Teenage Readers · [uncredited] · ob [Ref. Aidan Chambers]
• June 9, 2025:
  • · Frederick Forsyth, Author and Journalist Who Reinvented the Thriller with The Day of the Jackal · [uncredited] · ob [Ref. Frederick Forsyth]
• July 14, 2025:
  • · Martin Cruz Smith, US Novelist Famed for His Depiction of Moscow in the Million-Selling Gorky Park · [uncredited] · ob [Ref. Martin Cruz Smith]
• July 17, 2025:
  • · Connie Francis, Singer Behind Only Elvis and the Beatles in Early 1960s Popularity · [uncredited] · ob [Ref. Connie Francis]
• July 18, 2025:
  • · Duff Hart-Davis, Historian, Novelist, Countryman and Much-Loved Journalist at The Sunday Telegraph · [uncredited] · ob [Ref. Duff Hart-Davis]
• July 27, 2025:
  • · Tom Lehrer, Wickedly Funny Musical Satirist Whose Subversive Ditties Caused Outrage and Delight · [uncredited] · ob [Ref. Tom Lehrer]
• August 1, 2025:
  • · June Wilkinson, Sussex-Born Model Dubbed “The Bosom” Who Starred in Racy Films and Dated Elvis · [uncredited] · ob [Ref. June Wilkinson]
• August 4, 2025:
  • · Dame Stella Rimington, “Housewife Superspy” First Female Head of MI5 Who Later Wrote Thrillers · [uncredited] · ob [Ref. Stella Rimington]
• September 9, 2025:
  • · Stuart Prebble, Gifted TV Journalist Who Produced World in Action and created Grumpy Old Men · [uncredited] · ob [Ref. Stuart Prebble]
• September 16, 2025:
  • · Robert Redford, Hollywood Legend Indelibly Linked to Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid and The Sting · [uncredited] · ob [Ref. Robert Redford]
• September 28, 2025:
  • · Tony Harrison, Leeds-Born Left-Wing Poet Who Revitalised Verse Drama and Stirred Protest with “V” · [uncredited] · ob [Ref. Tony Harrison]
• September 30, 2025:
  • · Ann Granger, Crime Novelist Who Delighted Readers with Her Fresh Take on the Classic Village Mystery · [uncredited] · ob [Ref. Ann Granger]
• October 1, 2025:
  • · Dame Jane Goodall, Primatologist Whose Studies of Chimpanzees Led to the Redefinition of Mankind · [uncredited] · ob [Ref. Jane Goodall]
  • · Brian Patten, Most Enigmatic Member of the “Liverpool Poets” Who Became Sixties Celebrities · [uncredited] · ob [Ref. Brian Patten]
• October 5, 2025:
  • · Ivan Klima, Author Whose Work Depicted the Tribulations of Life and Love Under Communism · [uncredited] · ob [Ref. Ivan Klima]
• October 6, 2025:
  • · Dame Jilly Cooper, Sharp-Eyed Social Observer and Author of Riders Dubbed “Queen of the Bonkbusters” · [uncredited] · ob [Ref. Jilly Cooper]
• November 2, 2025:
  • · Peter Watkins, Filmmaker Best Known for His Searing Mock-Documentary The War Game, Banned by the BBC · [uncredited] · ob [Ref. Peter Watkins]
• November 17, 2025:
  • · Marina Lewycka, Novelist Who Had a Huge Hit with A Short History of Tractors in Ukrainian · [uncredited] · ob [Ref. Marina Lewycka]
• November 29, 2025:
  • · Sir Tom Stoppard, OM, Playwright of Dazzling Wit Who Turned High Concept Into Hits · [uncredited] · ob [Ref. Tom Stoppard]
• November 30, 2025:
  • · David Bellos, Heroic Translator of the “untranslatable” Who Celebrated His Craft in a Book · [uncredited] · ob [Ref. David Bellos]
• December 10, 2025:
  • · Sophie Kinsella, Author Whose Shopaholic “Chick Lit” Novels Caught the Mood of the 2000s · [uncredited] · ob [Ref. Sophie Kinsella]
• December 12, 2025:
  • · Joanna Trollope, Bestselling Author Whose Village Novels Made Her the “Queen of the Aga Saga” · [uncredited] · ob [Ref. Joanna Trollope]
  • · John Carey, Literary Scholar and Waspish Critic Who Railed Against Intellectual Snobbery · [uncredited] · ob [Ref. John Carey]
• December 14, 2025:
  • · Margaretta D’Arcy, Playwright and Activist Who Worked Closely with Her Husband John Arden · [uncredited] · ob [Ref. Margaretta D’Arcy]
• December 15, 2025:
  • · Rob Reiner, Director of the Classy Hits This Is Spinal Tap, The Princess Bride and When Harry Met Sally · [uncredited] · ob [Ref. Rob Reiner]
• December 24, 2025:
  • · John Antrobus, Writer Who Collaborated with Spike Milligan on the Surreal Play The Bedsitting Room · [uncredited] · ob [Ref. John Antrobus]
• December 28, 2025:
  • · Brigitte Bardot, Legendary French Film Star and Original “Sex Kitten” · [uncredited] · ob [Ref. Brigitte Bardot]
• January 5, 2026:
  • · Molly Parkin, Fashion Editor Whose Real-Life Adventures Were as Outlandish as Her Raunchiest Novels · [uncredited] · ob [Ref. Molly Parkin]
• January 11, 2026:
  • · Erich von Däniken, Author Who Promoted the Theory That Human Life Has Extra-Terrestrial Origins · [uncredited] · ob [Ref. Erich von Däniken]
• January 21, 2026:
  • · Patrick Skene Catling, Comic Writer Who Squired Jane Russell and Interviewed Mickey Mouse · [uncredited] · ob [Ref. Patrick Skene Catling]
• February 3, 2026:
  • · James Sallis, Crime Novelist Inspired by Lurid 1950s Pulp Fiction to Write His Masterpiece Drive · [uncredited] · ob [Ref. James Sallis]
• February 4, 2026:
  • · Allan Massie, Outstanding Scottish Novelist, Critic and High Tory Political Commentator · [uncredited] · ob [Ref. Allan Massie]
• February 14, 2026:
  • · Paul Sample, Artist Noted for His Detail-Crammed Tom Sharpe Book Covers and Ogri Cartoon Strip · [uncredited] · ob [Ref. Paul Sample]
• February 17, 2026:
  • · Jesse Jackson, Civil Rights Activist Who Became the US’s First Black Presidential Candidate · [uncredited] · ob [Ref. Jesse Jackson]
• February 26, 2026:
  • · Drusilla Beyfus, Sparkling Telegraph Journalist Who Anatomised Modern Manners in Her Column “The Done Thing” · [uncredited] · ob [Ref. Drusilla Beyfus]
• February 27, 2026:
  • · Rob Grant, Scriptwriter and Author Who Was Co-creator of the Sci-fi Sitcom Red Dwarf · [uncredited] · ob [Ref. Rob Grant]
• March 16, 2026:
  • · Paul Ehrlich, Scientist Who Predicted a Dire Future for Humanity in His Book The Population Explosion · [uncredited] · ob [Ref. Paul Ehrlich]
• March 17, 2026:
  • · Len Deighton, Author Who Reinvented the Spy Thriller with His Harry Palmer Books · [uncredited] · ob [Ref. Len Deighton]
• April 20, 2026:
  • · Desmond Morris, Zoologist Behind Bestselling Studies of Human Behaviour from The Naked Ape to Manwatching · [uncredited] · ob [Ref. Desmond Morris]
• April 27, 2026:
  • · Lauren Henderson, Author of “tart noir” and Bonkbusters Hailed as “Jackie Collins Meets PG Wodehouse” · [uncredited] · ob [Ref. Lauren Henderson]
• May 3, 2026:
  • · Gordon Snell, Writer of Warm and Whimsical Children’s Books and Devoted Husband of Maeve Binchy · [uncredited] · ob [Ref. Gordon Snell]
• May 12, 2026:
  • · Carol Rumens, Poet and Teacher of Creative Writing Whose Work Was a Favourite Text for GCSE · [uncredited] · ob [Ref. Carol Rumens]
• May 22, 2026:
  • · Judith Chalmers, Legendary Travel Show Presenter Noted for Her Long-Running Stint on Wish You Were Here…? · [uncredited] · ob [Ref. Judith Chalmers]
• June 1, 2026:
  • · Maureen Duffy, Novelist and Playwright Who Was One of Britain’s First Openly Gay Women · [uncredited] · ob [Ref. Maureen Duffy]
  • · David Malouf, Booker-Shortlisted Novelist Who Helped Dispel the Myth of Australia as Blandly Hearty · [uncredited] · ob [Ref. David Malouf]
• June 9, 2026:
  • · Marjane Strapi, Iranian Dissident Whose Comicbook Memoir Persepolis Became a Major Film · [uncredited] · ob [Ref. Marjane Satrapi]
• June 12, 2026:
  • · David Hockney, OM, Blockbuster Artist Whose Vivid Paintings Were Recognisable to Millions · [uncredited] · ob [Ref. David Hockney]
• June 15, 2026:
  • · Lord Hattersley, Formidable Labour Politician, Gifted Writer and Devoted Yorkshireman · [uncredited] · ob [Ref. Roy Hattersley]
• July 8, 2026:
  • · Ian Kennedy Martin, Creator of The Sweeney Who Drew on John Thaw’s Own Personality for DI Jack Regan · [uncredited] · ob [Ref. Ian Kennedy Martin]
• August 3, 2026:
  • · Rod Liddle, Today Programme Editor Turned Polemic Journalist with an Army of Devoted Readers · [uncredited] · ob [Ref. Rod Liddle]

Seven (The Daily Telegraph Sunday supplement)

• December 23, 2007:
  • 18 · There’s No Such Place as Bedford Falls · Joanne Harris · ss

Telegraph Sunday Magazine

• September 9, 1979:
  • · The War of the Big Boats · Hammond Innes · ar
  • · Hijacker · Heinrich Boll · ss
• April 25, 1982:
  • · Happiness and Suffering · Brian W. Aldiss · vi
• Number 399, 17th June 1984:
  • 16 · Viddies in the Scepter’d Isle · Tom Wolfe · ss; illustrated by Brian Denington
  • 23 · Utopia Begins at Home · Brian Aldiss · ss; illustrated by Brian Denington
  • 28 · Steps to Serenity Park · Philip Oakes · ss; illustrated by Brian Denington
  • 35 · World Cleansed of Wallies · Frederic Raphael · ss; illustrated by Brian Denington
  • 38 · There Will Be Other Words · Anthony Burgess · ar; illustrated by Brian Denington

Dainty Novels:   (about)

Dainty Novels & The Home Magazine

Dainty Novels & The Home Magazine [#929, May 28, 1919] (Shurey’s Publications, 1½d, 32pp, digest 6½″ x 8¾″) [] Details supplied by Mike Ashley. 1 · The Way Back · Mabel Norris · nv 26 · How I Went to Canada, II: The Atlantic Passage · [uncredited] · ss

Dainty Novels & The Home Magazine [#935, July 9, 1919] (40pp) [] cover photograph of George Walsh. Details supplied by James Doig. 1 · The Remittance Man · Cynthia Lennox · sl 17 · Matters of the Moment · Ada · cl 19 · Round the Worktable. A Dove of Peace in Crochet · [uncredited] · cl 21 · What the Editress Has to Tell You · [uncredited] · cl 22 · At the Kitchen Fire · Murielle · lt 32 · Who Was Guily? · Jessie Whitaker · sl 37 · How I Went to Canada · [uncredited] · sl

Dainty Novels

Dainty Novels [#1111, November 22, 1922] (Shurey’s Publications, 2d, 40pp, digest 5½″ x 9″) [] Details supplied by Mike Ashley. 1 · ’Twixt Love and Duty · Sylvia Sylvester · nv 25 · The Untold Half · Janet Avice · ss 29 · The Glen of Sighs [Part ? of ?] · Amy Tattersfield · sl 38 · The Fairy Godmother, V: In Moonland · [uncredited] · ss

Dainty Novels [#1117, January 3, 1923] (Shurey’s Publications, 2d, 40pp, digest 5½″ x 9″) [] Details supplied by Mike Ashley. 1 · A New Year Love Story · Edith & Lucy Basford · nv 23 · Won Without Wooing [Part ? of ?] · Margaret Lorraine · sl 29 · Her New Year’s Gift · Phyllis Crossmichael · ss 38 · The Christmas Adventures of a Threepenny-Bit, 5: Christmas Day · [uncredited] · ss

Dainty Novels [#1155, September 26, 1923] (Shurey’s Publications, 2d, 40pp, digest 5½″ x 9″) [] Details supplied by Mike Ashley. 1 · Peter the Foundling · Margaret Macintyre · nv 15 · The Price of Folly [Part 1 of ?] · Grace Ashley · sl 26 · A Fragment · Adam Lindsay Gordon · pm 34 · False Friendship [Part ? of ?] · May Romney · sl

Dainty Novels [#1162, November 14, 1923] (Shurey’s Publications, 2d, 40pp, digest 5½″ x 9″) [] Details supplied by Mike Ashley. 1 · The Manager’s Typist · Mabel Norris · nv 17 · A Gilded Cage [Part ? of ?] · Marion Mayne · sl 38 · Uncle Tom’s Tales, V: Mischievous Madcap · [uncredited] · ss

Dainty Novels [#1177, February 27, 1924] (Shurey’s Publications, 2d, 40pp, digest 5½″ x 9″) [] Details supplied by Mike Ashley. 1 · The Amethyst Beads · Sylvia Sylvester · nv 17 · Fates Tangle [Part ? of ?] · Beatrice Glenday · sl 22 · The Squire’s Son · Mabel Norris · ss

Dainty Novels [#1181, March 26, 1924] (Shurey’s Publications, 2d, 40pp, digest 5½″ x 9″) [] Details supplied by Mike Ashley. 1 · Her Heart’s Awakening · Margaret Macintyre · nv 17 · Shadowed Love [Part ? of ?] · Helen Lucas · sl 38 · Mary’s Bunch of Flowers, IV: Carnation’s Cheerful Friend · [uncredited] · ss

Dainty Novels [#1182, April 2, 1924] (Shurey’s Publications, 2d, 40pp, digest 5½″ x 9″) [] Details supplied by Mike Ashley. 1 · A Quixotic Lover · Stella Grey · nv 27 · Shadowed Love [Part ? of ?] · Helen Lucas · sl 38 · Mary’s Bunch of Flowers, V: Marguerite’s Adventure · [uncredited] · ss

Dainty Novels [#1189, May 21, 1924] (Shurey’s Publications, 2d, 40pp, digest 5½″ x 9″) [] Details supplied by Mike Ashley. 1 · The Hour of Peril · Helen Elsborough · nv 20 · The Hidden Hand [Part ? of ?] · May Romney · sl 27 · A Maid of Devon · Mabel Norris · ss

Dainty Novels [#1190, May 28, 1924] (Shurey’s Publications, 2d, 40pp, digest 5½″ x 9″) [] Details supplied by Mike Ashley. 1 · Supreme Sacrifice · Violet Crauford · nv 22 · The Hidden Hand [Part ? of ?] · May Romney · sl 28 · Brown-Eyed Mary · Cynthia Lennox · ss

Dainty Novels [#1192, June 11, 1924] (Shurey’s Publications, 2d, 40pp, digest 5½″ x 9″) [] Details supplied by Mike Ashley. 1 · Linked by Fate · Stella Grey · nv 22 · The Hidden Hand [Part ? of ?] · May Romney · sl 28 · Sower and Seed · Ella Dare · pm The Golden Argosy June 19 1886 29 · The Burglar · Edith E. Sayers · ss

Dale Boxing Novels   (about)

Dale Boxing Novels [#1, n.d. (1940)] (4d, 64pp) [] · From Gutter to Prize Ring · Harold Graham · n. Aldine Boxing Novels #12, 1925

Dale Boxing Novels [#2, n.d. (1940)] (4d, 64pp) [] · A Bantam Champion · Richard Worth · n. Aldine Boxing Novels #14, 1926

Dale Boxing Novels [#3, n.d. (1940)] (4d, 64pp) [] · Rogues of the Ring · Richard Monk · n. Aldine Boxing Novels #41, 1928

Dale Boxing Novels [#4, n.d. (1940)] (4d, 64pp) [] · The Battling Champ · Peter Woodruff · n. Aldine Boxing Novels #13, 1926

Dale Boxing Novels [#5, n.d. (1940)] (4d, 64pp) [] · Champion of Two Worlds · Richard Monk · n. Aldine Boxing Novels #53, 1929

Dale Boxing Novels [#6, n.d. (1940)] (4d, 64pp) [] · Knocked Out! · Tom Lloyd · n. Aldine Boxing Novels #64, 1929

Dale Boxing Novels [#7, n.d. (1940)] (4d, 64pp) [] · A Boxing Squire · Richard Worth · n. Aldine Boxing Novels #11, 1925

Dale Boxing Novels [#8, n.d. (1940)] (4d, 64pp) [] · The Young Corinthian · Richard Worth · n. Aldine Boxing Novels #3, 1925

Dale Boxing Novels [#9, n.d. (1940)] (4d, 64pp) [] · The Greenhorn Champion · Peter W. Batten · n. Aldine Boxing Novels #45, 1928

Dale Boxing Novels [#10, n.d. (1940)] (4d, 64pp) [] · Down for the Count · Reid Whitley · n. Aldine Boxing Novels #52, 1928

Dale Boxing Novels [#11, n.d. (1940)] (4d, 64pp) [] · The Boxing Earl · Reid Whitley · n. Aldine Boxing Novels #58, 1929

Dale Boxing Novels [#12, n.d. (1940)] (4d, 64pp) [] · Silky Jim · Reid Whitley · n. Aldine Boxing Novels #65, 1929

Dan Dunn Detective Magazine   (about) Dan Dunn Detective Magazine was an attempt to capitalize on the popularity of comic-strip characters by placing them in pulp stories. It lasted a mere two issues. Publishers: C.J.H. Publications, Inc.; 49 West 45th Street, New York, NY: Dan Dunn Detective Magazine. Editors: W. M. Clayton - Editor: Dan Dunn Detective Magazine.

Dan Dunn Detective Magazine [v1 #1, September 1936] (C.J.H. Publications, Inc., 10¢, 96pp+, pulp) [] Details supplied by John Locke. 5 · Death Before Midnight [Dan Dunn] · James M. Calvert, Jr. · na 79 · Revenge Behind Time · W. E. Avendale · vi 81 · A New Way to Nab Counterfeiters · [uncredited] · ar 82 · Intimidation · Don Brand · vi 84 · Fingerprints on File · [uncredited] · ar 85 · Just Another Mirror · B. E. William · vi 89 · Captain Mike’s Fingerprinters · [uncredited] · cl 94 · How France Deals with Its Desperate Criminals · [uncredited] · ar

Dan Dunn Detective Magazine [v1 #2, November 1936] (C.J.H. Publications, Inc., 10¢, 96pp+, pulp, cover by Fred Meagher) [] Details supplied by John Locke. 4 · Fight or Die! [Dan Dunn] · James M. Calvert, Jr. · na 83 · Justice · E. W. Kokomo · ss 90 · Captain Mike’s Fingerprinters · [uncredited] · cl

Dan Jordan Sky Soldier   (about)

Dan Jordan Sky Soldier [#1, March 1987] ed. Andrew C. Anson (Markon Air War Publications, 36pp, 8½″ x 11″, cover by K. Steel) [] Details supplied by Steve Miller. 5 · Lights, Camera, Death · Martin Willoughby · nv

Dan Jordan Sky Soldier [#2, 1988] ed. Andrew C. Anson (Markon Air Wars Publication, 48pp, 8½″ x 11″, cover by K. Steel) [] Details supplied by Steve Miller. 1 · The Red Reaper · Martin Willoughby · nv

Dan Turner, Hollywood Detective   (about) --- see under Hollywood Detective.

The Dance Magazine:   (about)

Dance Lovers Magazine

Dance Lovers Magazine [v4 #1, May 1925] (Dance Review Publishing / MacFadden Publications, 25¢, 64pp+, bedsheet pulp, cover by Jay Weaver) [] fiction only. Details supplied by Steve Miller. 22 · A Star in Spite of Herself · Vera Caspary · ss 26 · The Gamest Girl in Gotham · Bella Cohen · ss 34 · A Modern Diana’s Romance · Grant Hubbard · ss 47 · Dancing April [Part ? of ?] · Grace Perkins · sl

The Dance Magazine Title changed from Dance Lovers Magazine.

The Dance Magazine [v14 #3, July 1930] ed. Paul R. Milton (The Dance Publishing Corporation, 35¢, 64pp+, 9.75″ x 12.75″) [] Details supplied by John Locke. 2 · [illustration] · William Henry Matthews · il (r) 16 · The D.M.A. Returns to New York · Paul R. Milton · ar 22 · The Shows Reviewed · Gilbert Seldes · cl 33 · Lola Montez: The Heavenly Sinner [Part ? of ?] · T. Everett Harré · sl 43 · From Dressing Room to Footlights · Paul E. Walton · il 44 · Studio Impressions · A. R. Katz · il 61 · The Make-Up Box · Max Factor · cl

The Dance Magazine [v15 #2, December 1930] ed. Paul R. Milton (The Good Story Magazine Company, large, cover by Jose Manuel Acosta) [] ass. ed. Stuart Palmer. Details supplied by John Locke from Table of Contents. 11 · The Night Club Racket · Joseph Kaye · ar 13 · Traffic Dance · John Vassos · il 14 · The Boswell of Broadway · Walter Winchell · cl 25 · The Dark Soul Complex · Stuart Palmer · ms 28 · Motion Picture Section · Gladys Hall · ms

The Dance Magazine [v16 #2, June 1931] ed. Paul R. Milton (Good Story Magazine Company, 35¢, 64pp+, 9.75″ x 12.75″, cover by A. Vargas) [] ass. ed. Stuart Palmer; cont. ed. Walter Winchell. Details supplied by John Locke. 18 · How About the D.M.A.? · Harold Hersey · ar 22 · The Boswell of Broadway · Walter Winchell · cl 31 · Doris Humphrey, Mistress of the Group · Stuart Palmer · ar 38 · Portia Mansfield, Practical Theorist · Theodore Orchards · ar 63 · Statement of Ownership · Misc. · ms

The Danforth Review   (about)

The Danforth Review [#1, September 1999] ed. Michael Bryson (online) [] Details taken from magazine website. · The Live One · Tom O’Brien · ss · The Intoxication of Thought · Brian Panhuyzen · ss · Leave It Where It Falls · Ken Sparling · ss · Forklift · Tony Thomas · ss

The Danforth Review [#8, September 2002] ed. Michael Bryson & Harold Hoefle (online) [] Details taken from magazine website. · Herman’s Heart · Brooke Biaz · ss · Bushed · Phil Jones · ss · The Lobster Woman’s Luck · Rebecca Lloyd · ss · Plato’s Flan · Peter Vaughan · ss

The Danforth Review [#78, September 2018] ed. Michael Bryson (online) [] Details taken from magazine website. · Winter, the Waiter, Water · Leila Marshy · ss · Ouch · Don McLellan · ss · The Documentary Channel · Jill M. Talbot · ss · Iced-Tea and Bruises · Grace March · ss · My Death · Lynda Curnoe · ss · Antonina · Chelsea La Vecchia · ss · Final TDR Editorial · Michael Bryson · ed