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This work is Stanley Kubrick's authorized screenplay of the Anthony Burgess novel. Kubrick never allowed stills photographers on his sets, so this work is illustrated with over 800 frames selected by Kubrick. The complete dialogue of the film runs throughout the book enabling the film to be "read" against the frames.

In a collection of non-fiction writings, Anthony Burgess addresses his childhood, his experiences in Malaysia and Monaco, his own work and its critics, and the work of his contemporaries

Anthony Burgess writes the introduction for this DH Lawrence collection. It includes three vivid travel sketches, written during an intensely creative period in Lawrence's life, (Twilight in Italy, Sea and Sardinia, and Etruscan Places) .

Collected here for the first time under one cover are the four novels featuring Anthony Burgess's greatest comic creation, the perdurable poet F.X. Enderby. (inside Me Enderby, Enderby Outside, The Clockwork Testament, and Enderby's Dark Lady).

A novel in verse form, "Byrne" echoes and takes further many of the preoccupations of Burgess's earlier fiction. It tells the story of a rampant Irish artist who, in the early days of the century, goes rapidly to the bad and ends up within Hitler's Third Reich. Released four years after the death of Burgess.

Set in Elizabethan England, Anthony Burgess's first novel for four years centres on the life of Christopher Marlowe, who was killed in suspicious circumstances in a tavern brawl in Deptford 400 years ago. It portrays a theatre genius riven by sexual and political conflicts

A survey of the English language, how it operates now, how it reached its present situation and how it will develop in the future. Anthony Burgess writes on Shakespeare's pronunciation, on English newly-generated abroad, on low-life language and on the place of English in the world family of languages

Anthony Burgess writes an introduction for this collection of James Joyce classics by Vintage.

Anthony Burgess writes the introductin for this anthology of international fiction, which contains stories and novel excerpts published during the 20-year history of "Translation Magazine". The collection presents writers from Italy, France, Russia, China, Germany, the Netherlands and other countries, translated into English.

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anthony Burgess writes the introduction for this version of Oscar Wilde's 1891 controversial novel. The book includes notes on language to help clarify text for both native and non-native readers of English. [ISBN 0140813330]