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John Fowles
English novelist (–)
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John (Robert) Fowles Biography
Nationality: British. Born: Leigh-on-Sea, Essex, Education: Bedford School, ; Edinburgh University, ; New College, Oxford, B.A. (honors) in French Military Service: Served in the Royal Marines, Career: Lecturer in English, University of Poitiers, France, ; teacher at Anargyrios College, Spetsai, Greece, , and in London, Awards: Silver Pen award, ; W.H. Smith Literary award, ; Christopher award, Honorary fellow, New College, Oxford, D. Litt., Exeter University, ; University of East Anglia,
PUBLICATIONS
Novels
The Collector. London, Cape, and Boston, Little Brown,
The Magus. Boston, Little Brown, ; London, Cape, ; revised edition, Cape, ; Little Brown,
The French Lieutenant's Woman. London, Cape, and Boston, LittleBrown,
Daniel Martin. Boston, Little Brown, and London, Cape,
Mantissa. London, Cape, and Boston, Little Brown,
A Maggot. London, Cape, and Boston, Little Brown
Short Stories
The Ebony Tower: Collected Novellas. London, Cape, and Boston, Little Brown,
Plays
Don Juan, adaptation of the play by Molière (produced London, ).
Lorenzaccio, adaptation of the play by Alfred de Musset (producedLondon, ).
Martine, adaptation of a play by Jean Jacques Bernard (producedLondon, ).
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John Fowles Books In Order
Publication Order of Standalone Novels
| The Collector | () |
| The Magus | () |
| The French Lieutenant's Woman | () |
| Cinderella | () |
| Daniel Martin | () |
| Mantissa | () |
| A Maggot | () |
Publication Order of Non-Fiction Books
| The Aristos | () |
| Shipwreck | () |
| Steep Holm | () |
| Islands | () |
| The Tree | () |
| The Enigma of Stonehenge | () |
| A Short History of Lyme Regis | () |
| Thomas Hardy's England | () |
| Lyme Regis Camera | () |
| Behind the Magus | () |
| Wormholes | () |
| The Journals: Volume 1 | () |
| The Journals: Volume 2 | () |
Publication Order of Collections
Publication Order of Anthologies
| The Penguin Book of Modern British Short Stories | () |
| Winter: A Folio Anthology | () |
John Fowles was an internationally renowned novelist best known for writing &#;The Magus’, a bestseller that was inspired by the time the author spent on the Greek Island of Spetses.
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John Fowles was born in in Leigh-on-Sea in Essex to a family of merchants. Robert John Fowles, the author’s father, worked with a Tobacco importer (Allen &#; Wright). Gladys May Richards, his mother, died when he was six.
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