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The Daily Telegraph [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]

The Daily Telegraph [April 29, 2024] []

· CJ Sanson, Novelist Admired for the Rigour of His Bestselling Shardlake Tudor Detective Stories · [uncredited] · ob [Ref. C. J. Sansom]

The Daily Telegraph [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]

The Daily Telegraph [May 10, 2024] []

· Dame Shirley Conran, Author and Campaigner Who Blazed a Trail with Superwoman and Lace · [uncredited] · ob [Ref. Shirley Conran]

The Daily Telegraph [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]

The Daily Telegraph [May 14, 2024] []

· Alice Munro, Nobel Prize Winner Widely Held to Be the Master of the Modern Short Story · [uncredited] · ob [Ref. Alice Munro]

The Daily Telegraph [May 24, 2024] []

· Children’s Literature Going Downhill with Silly Books · Anita Singh · iv [Ref. Anthony Horowitz]

The Daily Telegraph [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]

The Daily Telegraph [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]

The Daily Telegraph [June 4, 2024] []

· John Burnside, Vivid Poet and Memoirist Whose Work Was Influenced by a Brutal Childhood · [uncredited] · ob [Ref. John Burnside]

The Daily Telegraph [June 9, 2024] []

· “Why can’t I write from the viewpoint of a black woman?” · Claire Allfree · iv [Ref. Joseph O’Neill]

The Daily Telegraph [June 23, 2024] []

· “People thought I was excusing rape”: Why Roger McGough Is Rewriting His Poems · Tristram Fane Saunders · iv [Ref. Roger McGough]

The Daily Telegraph [June 28, 2024] []

· Kinky Friedman, Texan Humorist, Country Singer, Writer and “equal-opportunities offender” · [uncredited] · ob [Ref. Kinky Friedman]

The Daily Telegraph [July 1, 2024] []

· Ismail Kadare, Albania’s Most Famous Writer, Whose Barbed Fables Criticised Hoxha’s Regime · [uncredited] · ob [Ref. Ismail Kadare]

The Daily Telegraph [July 4, 2024] []

· Robert Irwin, Arabist Scholar and Novelist Who Took on Edward Said and Became a Dervish · [uncredited] · ob [Ref. Robert Irwin]

The Daily Telegraph [July 8, 2024] []

· Jon Landau, Producer Who Won an Oscar for Titanic and Was Nominated for the Avatar Films · [uncredited] · ob [Ref. Jon Landau]

The Daily Telegraph [July 13, 2024] []

· “My father died at 6am. By 7am we were all trashed” · Claire Allfree · iv [Ref. Evie Wyld]

The Daily Telegraph [July 14, 2024] []

· Ruth Westheimer, Holocaust Survivor and Sex Therapist Who Became a Pop Culture Phenomenon · [uncredited] · ob [Ref. Ruth Westheimer]

The Daily Telegraph [July 19, 2024] []

· Bob Newhart, Comedian Who Reduced Princess Margaret to Tears with His Deadpan Monologues · [uncredited] · ob [Ref. Bob Newhart]

The Daily Telegraph [July 20, 2024] []

· Forget Shakespeare’s Lies: Macbeth Was a Good King Who United Scotland · Val McDermid · ar

The Daily Telegraph [July 26, 2024] []

· What Alien Life Might Actually Look Like—and How We’ll Find It · Simon Ings · br

The Daily Telegraph [July 28, 2024] []

· Dame Edna O’Brien, Acclaimed Writer Whose Early Novels Caused Outrage in Her Native Ireland · [uncredited] · ob [Ref. Edna O’Brien]

The Daily Telegraph [September 11, 2024] []

· David Knowles, Journalist Who Helped Make the Daily Telegraph Podcast “Ukraine: The Latest” a Runaway Success · [uncredited] · ob [Ref. David Knowles]

The Daily Telegraph [September 17, 2024] []

· “There should be a rule that you can’t change a dead author’s text” · Jake Kerridge · iv [Ref. Dave Eggers]

The Daily Telegraph [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]

The Daily Telegraph [October 2, 2024] []

· Ed McLachlan, Private Eye and Punch Cartoonist Acclaimed for His “insane”, Often Dark Humour · [uncredited] · ob [Ref. Edward McLachlan]

The Daily Telegraph [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]

The Daily Telegraph [October 12, 2024] []

· Captain Richard Woodman, Merchant Seaman and Writer of Histories and the Nathanial Drinkwater Novels · [uncredited] · ob [Ref. Richard Woodman]

The Daily Telegraph [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]

The Daily Telegraph [October 21, 2024] []

· “I’m one of the most banned authors in America” · Jack Rear · iv [Ref. Jodi Picoult]

The Daily Telegraph [October 22, 2024] []

· “I’ve died without dying” · Mick Brown · iv [Ref. Hanif Kureishi]

The Daily Telegraph [October 26, 2024] []

· How E.M. Forster Laid Bare His “Fatal Secret” · Colm Toibin · ar [Ref. E. M. Forster]

The Daily Telegraph [October 28, 2024] []

· Paul Bailey, Novelist Who Explored Love and Loss and Wrote an Acclaimed Biography of Cynthia Payne · [uncredited] · ob [Ref. Paul Bailey]

The Daily Telegraph [November 2, 2024] []

· Baked Beans on Toast? Certainly Not, How Disgraceful · Jeffrey Archer · ar

The Daily Telegraph [November 5, 2024] []

· “Black, white, tall, short. I have the right to put myself in anybody’s skin” · Claire Allfree · iv [Ref. Isabel Allende]

The Daily Telegraph [November 8, 2024] []

· “I’ve had death threats—but I am proud to have challenged what people think” · Jake Kerridge · iv [Ref. David Baldacci]

The Daily Telegraph [November 9, 2024] []

· “At boarding school, books saved my life” · Judith Woods · iv [Ref. Anthony Horowitz]

The Daily Telegraph [November 10, 2024] []

· Is This the Greatest European Poet of the 20th Century · J. M. Coetzee · ar [Ref. Zbigniew Herbert]

The Daily Telegraph [November 12, 2024] []

· How the Voice of Harlem Became the King of Crime Fiction · Lindsay Johns · ar [Ref. Chester Himes]

The Daily Telegraph [November 22, 2024] []

· “We shouldn’t divide the world into aggressors and victim” · Claire Allfree · iv [Ref. Richard Flanagan]

The Daily Telegraph [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]

The Daily Telegraph [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]

The Daily Telegraph [December 4, 2024] []

· Marshall Brickman, Annie Hall and Manhattan Co-writer Who Helped Reinvent Woody Allen · [uncredited] · ob [Ref. Marshall Brickman]

The Daily Telegraph [December 9, 2024] []

· Take That, Tolkien: How Brandon Sanderson Became the King of the Fantasy Doorstopper · Ed Power · iv [Ref. Brandon Sanderson]

The Daily Telegraph [December 16, 2024] []

· Sandra Gilbert, Literary Critic Whose 1979 Polemic The Madwoman in the Attic Became a Classic · [uncredited] · ob [Ref. Sandra M. Gilbert]

The Daily Telegraph [December 17, 2024] []

· “I never thought I’d become a gay icon in my 70s” · Susie Mesure · iv [Ref. Jacqueline Wilson]

The Daily Telegraph [January 3, 2025] []

· David Lodge, Comic Novelist and Academic Whose “Campus Trilogy” Included Changing Places and Nice Work · [uncredited] · ob [Ref. David Lodge]

The Daily Telegraph [January 6, 2025] []

· Brian Freemantle, Roving Reporter and Novelist Behind the Bestselling Charlie Muffin Spy Series · [uncredited] · ob [Ref. Brian Freemantle]

The Daily Telegraph [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]

The Daily Telegraph [January 17, 2025] []

27 · David Lynch, Visionary Director of Film and Television from Eraserhead to Twin Peaks · [uncredited] · ob [Ref. David Lynch]

The Daily Telegraph [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]

The Daily Telegraph [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)

The Daily Telegraph (online) [February 13, 2025] []

· “Readers don’t care about cultural appropriation” · Claire Allfree · iv [Ref. Alexander McCall Smith]

The Daily Telegraph (online) [March 2, 2025] []

· Joseph Wambaugh, LA Cop Turned Author of Bestsellers Including The Onion Fields and The Choirboys · [uncredited] · ob [Ref. Joseph Wambaugh]

The Daily Telegraph (online) [March 4, 2025] []

· June Goodfield, Writer and Broadcaster, Who Brought Science to a Wider Audience · [uncredited] · ob [Ref. June Goodfield]

The Daily Telegraph (online) [March 9, 2025] []

· Athol Fugard, Playwright and Actor Whose Work Shone an Unflinching Light on Apartheid South Africa · [uncredited] · ob [Ref. Athol Fugard]

The Daily Telegraph (online) [March 16, 2025] []

· Chris Moore, Illustrator of Sci-fi Classics by Isaac Asimov and Philip K Dick · [uncredited] · ob [Ref. Chris Moore]

The Daily Telegraph (online) [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]

The Daily Telegraph (online) [March 25, 2025] []

· Clive Wilmer, Poet, Author, Scholar and Champion of the Work of Thom Gunn · [uncredited] · ob [Ref. Clive Wilmer]

The Daily Telegraph (online) [March 28, 2025] []

· LJ Smith, Vampire Diaries Author Whose Characters Spawned a Massive Media Franchise · [uncredited] · ob [Ref. L. J. Smith]

The Daily Telegraph (online) [April 8, 2025] []

· Robert E McGinnis, Artist Behind Bond Film Posters and Hundreds of Pulp Novel Covers · [uncredited] · ob [Ref. Robert McGinnis]

The Daily Telegraph (online) [April 14, 2025] []

· Mario Vargas Llosa, Novel-Winning Novelist and Ardent Thatcherite Who Nearly Became Peru’s President · [uncredited] · ob [Ref. Mario Vargas Llosa]

The Daily Telegraph (online) [April 29, 2025] []

· Jane Gardam, Whitbread-Winning Novelist Admired for Her Ability to Get Under Her Characters’ Skin · [uncredited] · ob [Ref. Jane Gardam]

The Daily Telegraph (online) [May 18, 2025] (online) []

· Brian Glanville, Doyen of Football Writers Who Was Also an Accomplished Novelist · [uncredited] · ob [Ref. Brian Glanville]

The Daily Telegraph (online) [May 19, 2025] (online) []

· Paul Durcan, Irish Poet Who Examined the Troubles and Gave Intense Readings · [uncredited] · ob [Ref. Paul Durcan]

The Daily Telegraph (online) [May 22, 2025] (online) []

· Barry Fantoni, Artist, Jazzman and Supplier of Private Eye Gags and Cartoons for Half a Century · [uncredited] · ob [Ref. Barry Fantoni]

The Daily Telegraph (online) [May 25, 2025] (online) []

· Alan Yentob, Inspired TV Executive Behind BBC Hit Shows from Arena to Have I Got News for You · [uncredited] · ob [Ref. Alan Yentob]

The Daily Telegraph (online) [May 28, 2025] (online) []

· Robert Benton, Oscar-Winning Director and Screenwriter in the Vanguard of 1970s “New Hollywood” · [uncredited] · ob [Ref. Robert Benton]

The Daily Telegraph (online) [June 4, 2025] (online) []

· Edmund White, Venerated American Author Who Chronicled Gay Life Before AIDS in A Boy’s Own Story · [uncredited] · ob [Ref. Edmund White]

The Daily Telegraph (online) [June 5, 2025] (online) []

· Aidan Chambers, Monk Turned Novelist Whose Issues-Driven Fiction Won Over Reluctant Teenage Readers · [uncredited] · ob [Ref. Aidan Chambers]

The Daily Telegraph (online) [June 9, 2025] (online) []

· Frederick Forsyth, Author and Journalist Who Reinvented the Thriller with The Day of the Jackal · [uncredited] · ob [Ref. Frederick Forsyth]

Seven (The Daily Telegraph Sunday supplement)

Seven (The Daily Telegraph Sunday supplement) [December 23, 2007] (tabloid) []

18 · There’s No Such Place as Bedford Falls · Joanne Harris · ss

Telegraph Sunday Magazine

Telegraph Sunday Magazine [September 9, 1979] (96pp) []

· The War of the Big Boats · Hammond Innes · ar

· Hijacker · Heinrich Boll · ss

Telegraph Sunday Magazine [April 25, 1982] []

· Happiness and Suffering · Brian W. Aldiss · vi

Telegraph Sunday Magazine [Number 399, 17th June 1984] (Sunday Telegraph Limited, The, 1p, 44pp, A4) []
Colour supplement issued with Sunday Telegraph. Only fiction and related articles indexed.

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

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