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D J Taylor


(David J Taylor)
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Husband of Rachel Hore

D.J. Taylor is the author of two acclaimed biographies, Thackerary, and Orwell: The Life, which won the Whitbread Biography Prize in 2003. He has written six novels, the most recent being Kept: A Victorian Mystery. He is also well known as a critic and reviewer, and his other books include A Vain Conceit: British Fiction in the 1980s and After the War: the Novel and England since 1945. He is married to the novelist Rachel Hore. They have three sons and live in Norwich, UK.
 

Genres: Young Adult Fiction
 
New and upcoming books
Novels
   Great Eastern Land (1986)
   Real Life (1992)
   English Settlement (1996)
   Trespass (1998)
   The Comedy Man (2001)
   Kept (2006)
   Ask Alice (2009)
   At the Chime of a City Clock (2010)
   Derby Day (2011)
   Secondhand Daylight (2012)
   The Windsor Faction (2013)
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Collections
   After Bathing at Baxter's (2012)
   Wrote for Luck (2015)
   Stewkey Blues (2022)
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Novellas and Short Stories
   From the Heart (2014)
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Non fiction show
 
D J Taylor recommends
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Shadow Girls (2022)
Carol Birch
"A terrific evocation of a bygone Manchester girlhood, poignant and creepy by turns, by one of the most under-rated writers in England."
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Mercury Falling (2018)
Robert Edric
"A wonderfully edgy piece of wartime noir."

Anthologies containing stories by D J Taylor
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Best British Short Stories 2023 (2023)
(Best British Short Stories)
edited by
Nicholas Royle
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Best British Short Stories 2016 (2016)
(Best British Short Stories)
edited by
Nicholas Royle

Awards
Booker Prize Best Novel nominee (2011) : Derby Day


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