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About Jeanette Winterson
Jeanette Winterson lives in Gloucestershire. She published her first novel, Oranges Are Not the Only Fruit to international acclaim in 1985.
Novels
Oranges Are Not the Only Fruit (1985)
The Passion (1987)
Sexing the Cherry (1989)
Written on the Body (1992)
Art and Lies (1994)
Gut Symmetries (1997)
The Powerbook (2000)
Lighthousekeeping (2004)
Tanglewreck (2006)
The Stone Gods (2007)
The Battle of the Sun (2009)
The Passion (1987)
Sexing the Cherry (1989)
Written on the Body (1992)
Art and Lies (1994)
Gut Symmetries (1997)
The Powerbook (2000)
Lighthousekeeping (2004)
Tanglewreck (2006)
The Stone Gods (2007)
The Battle of the Sun (2009)
Collections
The World and Other Places: Stories (1998)
The Brighton Book (2005) (with Louis de Bernières, Meg Rosoff, Ali Smith)
Ox-Tales:Fire (2009) (with Geoff Dyer, Sebastian Faulks, Mark Haddon, Victoria Hislop, John Le Carré, Vikram Seth, Lionel Shriver, Ali Smith, William Sutcliffe and Xiaolu Guo)
The Brighton Book (2005) (with Louis de Bernières, Meg Rosoff, Ali Smith)
Ox-Tales:Fire (2009) (with Geoff Dyer, Sebastian Faulks, Mark Haddon, Victoria Hislop, John Le Carré, Vikram Seth, Lionel Shriver, Ali Smith, William Sutcliffe and Xiaolu Guo)
Chapbooks
Series contributed to
Myths
Weight: The Myth of Atlas And Heracles (2005)
Canongate Myth Series: Includes a Short History of Myth, the Penelopiad, Weight, and Dream Angus (omnibus) (2006) (with Margaret Atwood, Alexander McCall Smith)
Weight: The Myth of Atlas And Heracles (2005)
Canongate Myth Series: Includes a Short History of Myth, the Penelopiad, Weight, and Dream Angus (omnibus) (2006) (with Margaret Atwood, Alexander McCall Smith)
Anthologies edited
Non fiction
Anthologies containing stories by Jeanette Winterson
Short stories
| Newton (1991) |
Awards
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Links to other websites
| jeanettewinterson.com |
Jeanette Winterson recommends
 Eurydice in the Underworld (1997) Kathy Acker "Kathy Acker's writing is virtuoso, maddening, crazy, so sexy, so painful, and beaten out of a wild heart that nothing can tame. Acher is a landmark writer." |  The Last Family in England (2004) Matt Haig "I love this book. It's fabulous and moving and funny and strange. It will go down among the great animal books." |
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