David Lodge, né le 28 janvier 1935 à Londres, homme de lettres britannique, est désormais mondialement connu ; ses ouvrages sont traduits dans une dizaine de langues. Après des études de lettres, il enseigne la littérature à partir de 1960, tout en préparant sa thèse et en commençant à rédiger des uvres de fiction. Le succès venant, il décide de quitter l'enseignement en 1987 pour se consacrer uniquement à l'écriture. Cette expérience lui inspire "Jeux de société" (1988) publié chez Rivages en 1990. Par ailleurs, il permet au grand public d'accéder à ses travaux théoriques, en donnant dès 1991 au journal "The Independant", des articles sur le roman ou la poésie ; ces rubriques seront publiées en 1992 dans "The art of fiction" et éditées en France en 2009 chez Rivages, son éditeur pour les traductions en langue française. On peut trouver en catalogue notamment : "Nouvelles du paradis" (1991), "Jeux de mots" (1993), "Pensées secrètes" (2002), "La vie en sourdine" (2008) ou "Un homme de tempérament" (2012).
Varying Degrees of Success. A Memoir 1992 - 2020
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- Date de parution27/05/2021
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Résumé
In a career spanning six decades, David Lodge has been one of Britain's best-loved and most versatile writers. With Varying Degrees of Success he completes a trilogy of memoirs which describe his life from birth in 1935 to the present day, and together form a remarkable autobiography. He describes the highs and lows of being a professional creative writer in several different genres, his extensive travels around the world, and the hope and desire of writers to make a significant and positive impression on their readers and audiences.
Varying Degrees of Success provides the reader with a privileged insight into the working practices and the creative life of a major British novelist.'Continuously engaging... Glimpses of the ambition and energy required to fuel the final stretch of his near 60-year career as the most dependable of novelist-critics' New Statesman'Lodge is the best British novelist never to have won the Man Booker prize' The Times
Varying Degrees of Success provides the reader with a privileged insight into the working practices and the creative life of a major British novelist.'Continuously engaging... Glimpses of the ambition and energy required to fuel the final stretch of his near 60-year career as the most dependable of novelist-critics' New Statesman'Lodge is the best British novelist never to have won the Man Booker prize' The Times
In a career spanning six decades, David Lodge has been one of Britain's best-loved and most versatile writers. With Varying Degrees of Success he completes a trilogy of memoirs which describe his life from birth in 1935 to the present day, and together form a remarkable autobiography. He describes the highs and lows of being a professional creative writer in several different genres, his extensive travels around the world, and the hope and desire of writers to make a significant and positive impression on their readers and audiences.
Varying Degrees of Success provides the reader with a privileged insight into the working practices and the creative life of a major British novelist.'Continuously engaging... Glimpses of the ambition and energy required to fuel the final stretch of his near 60-year career as the most dependable of novelist-critics' New Statesman'Lodge is the best British novelist never to have won the Man Booker prize' The Times
Varying Degrees of Success provides the reader with a privileged insight into the working practices and the creative life of a major British novelist.'Continuously engaging... Glimpses of the ambition and energy required to fuel the final stretch of his near 60-year career as the most dependable of novelist-critics' New Statesman'Lodge is the best British novelist never to have won the Man Booker prize' The Times