Miller, Lucasta. “Novel existence”. The Guardian.
Alison Lurie
Standard Name: Lurie, Alison
Connections
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Friends, Associates | Alison Fell | On her trip to the USA in 1995 she met fellow-novelist Alison Lurie
. A couple of years later she went on one foreign trip with novelist A. L. Kennedy
and another with poet Judith Kazantzis |
Friends, Associates | Antonia Fraser | Among many other writers, her long-term friends include V. S. Naipaul
, Edna O'Brien
, Alison Lurie
(an American who spends much of her time in London), and Emma Tennant
(who read Mary, Queen of... |
Friends, Associates | Jane Gardam | |
Literary responses | Deborah Moggach | Alison Lurie
called this book original, perceptive and very entertaining. Moggach, Deborah. “Autobiography”. Deborah Moggach: About Deborah. |
Reception | Anita Brookner | This book provoked an unusual article from journalist Mark Lawson
, centred less on Brookner than on his own response. I have mocked her dessicated sentences, characterless protagonists and action-free narratives, he wrote. The gist... |
Reception | Sylvia Townsend Warner | Lolly Willowes is still in print, and, according to Claire Harman
was still STW
's best-known work at the latter part of the twentieth century. Alison Lurie
wrote the introduction for an edition in the... |
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