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Résumé : 'An alcoholic is someone you dislike who drinks as much as you'
Dylan Thomas
In this lucid and empathetic exploration of drink in the lives and work of eleven writers, award-winning novelist and poet William Palmer is interested in the effect that heavy drinking had on writers, how they lived with it - and were sometimes destroyed by it - and how they described the whole private and social world of the drinker in their work.
The writers are:
Patrick Hamilton -- 'The feverish magic that alcohol can work'
Jean Rhys -- 'As soon as I sober up I start again'
Charles Jackson -- 'Delirium is a disease of the night'
Malcolm Lowry -- 'I love hell. I can't wait to go back there'
Dylan Thomas -- 'A womb with a view'
Elizabeth Bishop -- 'I will not drink'
John Cheever -- 'The singing of the bottles in the pantry'
Flann O'Brien -- 'A pint of plain is your only man'
Anthony Burgess -- 'Writing is an agony mitigated by drink'
Kingsley Amis -- 'That's an interesting fridge you have there'
Richard Yates -- The Road to Revolutionary Road
Praise for the author:
'A sense of living in a time out of place resembles no writer so much as Chekhov'
Alex Larman, Observer, of The India House
'A flawless and intelligent study of sex, politics and the abuse of power. It is both subtle and shocking: that is a rare and potent combination'
Jim Crace, of The Contract
Biographie: WILLIAM PALMER was born in 1945 and educated at schools in England and Wales. During the 1960s and 70s he lived in London and the Midlands and worked at a bewildering variety of jobs. He began writing at the age of fifteen but only became a full-time writer in the mid-80s: his first novel, The Good Republic, was published by Secker & Warburg in 1990 and since then he has had eight books published. His latest novel, The Devil is White, was published by Jonathan Cape in early 2013. His latest full-length collection of poems, The Water Steps, came out from Rack Press in 2017.
Stories and poems have appeared in many journals, including London Magazine, Poetry Review, Rialto, the Spectator, the Times Literary Supplement, and have been broadcast on BBC Radio 3 and 4. He has reviewed regularly for the Independent and Literary Review.
In 1997 he was awarded the Travelling Scholarship of the Society of Authors, an Arts Council Bursary followed in 2002, and the First Collection Prize for his book of poems, The Island Rescue, at the Listowel Writers' Week literary festival in 2006. He was a Writing Fellow at the University of Birmingham, 2000-3, at the University of Warwick, 2005-7, and at King's College, London, 2011-12.
Sommaire: WILLIAM PALMER was born in 1945 and educated at schools in England and Wales. During the 1960s and 70s he lived in London and the Midlands and worked at a bewildering variety of jobs. He began writing at the age of fifteen but only became a full-time writer in the mid-80s: his first novel, The Good Republic, was published by Secker & Warburg in 1990 and since then he has had eight books published. His latest novel, The Devil is White, was published by Jonathan Cape in early 2013. His latest full-length collection of poems, The Water Steps, came out from Rack Press in 2017.
Stories and poems have appeared in many journals, including London Magazine, Poetry Review, Rialto, the Spectator, the Times Literary Supplement, and have been broadcast on BBC Radio 3 and 4. He has reviewed regularly for the Independent and Literary Review.
In 1997 he was awarded the Travelling Scholarship of the Society of Authors, an Arts Council Bursary followed in 2002, and the First Collection Prize for his book of poems, The Island Rescue, at the Listowel Writers' Week literary festival in 2006. He was a Writing Fellow at the University of Birmingham, 2000-3, at the University of Warwick, 2005-7, and at King's College, London, 2011-12.
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