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About David Garnett
David Garnett was a scientist who abandoned his professional scientific career after the horrors of World War I to start his own bookshop. With his newfound free time he wrote a prizewinning novel, Lady Into Fox. He went on to writing full time winning prize after prize for his wonderful stories, including a three volume autobiography.
Novels
Lady into Fox (1922)
A Man in the Zoo (1924)
The Sailor's Return (1925)
No Love (1929)
Aspects of Love (1955)
Flowers of the Forest (1955)
A Shot in the Dark (1958)
Two By Two: A Story of Survival (1963)
A Clean Slate (1971)
The Sons of the Falcon (1972)
Plough over the bones (1973)
The Golden Echo (1975)
Up She Rises (1977)
A Man in the Zoo (1924)
The Sailor's Return (1925)
No Love (1929)
Aspects of Love (1955)
Flowers of the Forest (1955)
A Shot in the Dark (1958)
Two By Two: A Story of Survival (1963)
A Clean Slate (1971)
The Sons of the Falcon (1972)
Plough over the bones (1973)
The Golden Echo (1975)
Up She Rises (1977)
Collections
Lady into Fox and A Man in the Zoo (1940)
The Grasshoppers Come and Beany-eye (1973)
Purl and Plain: And Other Stories (1973)
The Grasshoppers Come and Beany-eye (1973)
Purl and Plain: And Other Stories (1973)
Non fiction
The White / Garnett Letters (1968) (with T H White)
Carrington: Letters and Extracts from Her Diaries (1970)
Great Friends (1980)
Carrington: Letters and Extracts from Her Diaries (1970)
Great Friends (1980)
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