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Anthony Burgess's assessment of Hemingway's writing traces the rapidly changing scene: from the happy childhood to the grim reality of World War I and the vulgar unreality of Word War II; from the Paris of the 20s to the Spain of the Civil War, and from the African safari to the sombre last years in Cuba.

Anthony Burgess wrote the script (with others) for Franco Zeffirelli's four part television production of 'Jesus Of Nazareth'. Starring Salford Actor, Robert Powell, as Jesus in a star-studded international cast, the film tells the greatest of all stories with tremendous emotion and splendour.

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A story which presents an interesting what-if proposition concerning two poets - the dying John Keats and the Roman-dialect poet Giuseppe Gioacchino Belli - who may or may not have met in Rome in 1820-1821

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Anthony Burgess wrote this story of the life of Moses (with others) for Gianfranco De Bosio television play. Starring Burt Lancaster and Anthony Quayle it follows Moses from being found in the bullrushes to his taking the Israelites from exile to the promised land.