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About Julian Barnes
Julian Barnes is the author of eight novels, including Metroland, Flaubert's Parrot, A History of the World in 10 - Chapters, England, England and Love Etc., and a collection of short stories, Cross Channel.
Series
Duffy (writing as Dan Kavanagh)
1. Duffy (1980)
2. Fiddle City (1981)
3. Putting the Boot In (1985)
4. Going to the Dogs (1987)
1. Duffy (1980)
2. Fiddle City (1981)
3. Putting the Boot In (1985)
4. Going to the Dogs (1987)
Novels
Metroland (1980)
Before She Met Me (1982)
Flaubert's Parrot (1984)
Staring At the Sun (1986)
A History of the World In 10 1/2 Chapters (1989)
The Porcupine (1992)
England, England (1998)
Arthur and George (2005)
Before She Met Me (1982)
Flaubert's Parrot (1984)
Staring At the Sun (1986)
A History of the World In 10 1/2 Chapters (1989)
The Porcupine (1992)
England, England (1998)
Arthur and George (2005)
Collections
Non fiction
Letters from London (1995)
The Pedant in the Kitchen (2001)
Something to Declare (2002)
Nothing to be Frightened of (2008)
The Pedant in the Kitchen (2001)
Something to Declare (2002)
Nothing to be Frightened of (2008)
Anthologies containing stories by Julian Barnes
The Times Anthology of Ghost Stories (1975)
The Mammoth Book of Twentieth-Century Ghost Stories (1998)
The Mammoth Book of Twentieth-Century Ghost Stories (1998)
Short stories
| A Self-Possessed Woman (1975) |
Awards
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Links to other websites
| Julian Barnes Website |
Julian Barnes recommends
 Closely Observed Trains (1965) Bohumil Hrabal "A superb writer." |  Don't Point That Thing at Me (1973) (Mortdecai, book 1) Kyril Bonfiglioli "A rare mixture of wit and imaginative unpleasentness." |  In the Dutch Mountains (1987) Cees Nooteboom "A poet's fairy tale, elegant and beguilling." | |
 The Man Who Wasn't Maigret: Portrait of Georges Simenon (1992) Patrick Marnham "I doubt if there will be a better, or a better written, portrait of Simenon for a long time." |
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