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David Lodge Books in Order

David Lodge is a series of 34 books written by David Lodge.

Here, you can see them all in order! (publication year included)

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34 Books in Series

1

The Picturegoers

by David Lodge

1960
2

Ginger, You're Barmy

by David Lodge

1962
3

The British Museum Is Falling Down

by David Lodge

1965
4

Language of Fiction

by David Lodge

1966
5

Graham Greene

by David Lodge

1966
6

Jane Austen, Emma

by David Lodge

1968
7

Out of the Shelter

by David Lodge

1970
8

The Novelist At The Crossroads

by David Lodge

1971
9

Evelyn Waugh

by David Lodge

1971
10

20th Century Literary Criticism

by David Lodge

1972
11

Changing Places

by David Lodge

1975
12

The Modes of Modern Writing

by David Lodge

1977
13

How Far Can You Go?

by David Lodge

1980
14

Working with Structuralism

by David Lodge

1981
15

Small World

by David Lodge

1984
16

Write On

by David Lodge

1986
17

Nice Work

by David Lodge

1988
18

Modern Criticism and Theory

by David Lodge

1988
19

After Bakhtin

by David Lodge

1990
20

Paradise News

by David Lodge

1991
21

The Art of Fiction

by David Lodge

1992
22

Therapy

by David Lodge

1995
23

Surprised by Summer

by David Lodge

1996
24

The Practice of Writing

by David Lodge

1996
25

Thinks . . .

by David Lodge

2001
26

Consciousness and the Novel

by David Lodge

2002
27

Author, Author

by David Lodge

2004
28

The Year of Henry James

by David Lodge

2006
29

Deaf Sentence

by David Lodge

2008
30

A Man of Parts

by David Lodge

2011
31

Lives in Writing

by David Lodge

2014
32

Quite A Good Time to be Born

by David Lodge

2015
33

Writer's Luck

by David Lodge

2018
34

Varying Degrees of Success

by David Lodge

2021

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