edmund white

Every so often a novel comes along that is so ambitious in its intention and so confident of its voice that it reminds us what a singular and potent t

______________ 'Elegant, filthy - and quite possibly the queerest thing you will read all year.' - Guardian 'Intriguing and inventive.' -

A middle-aged American works out in a Paris gym - an ordinary day, except that he catches the eye of a stranger, Julien, a young French architect with

"Astonishing." —Kiese Laymon, MacArthur Fellow and author of Long Division "What a beautiful, haunting and hued narrative of American living. I’m in l

"Thoughtful, suggestive and highly readable."-New York Times Book Review

The letters of a seducer to the great love of his life, a sensual tour-de-force by “the paterfamilias of queer literature” (New York Times)

In Women's Cinema, World Cinema, Patricia White explores the dynamic intersection of feminism and film in the twenty-first century by highlighting the

Edmund White / Samuel Delany Number

First performed at the Assembly Rooms, Edinburgh, on 5 August 2006.

______________ ‘One of the best writers of my generation’ - John Irving ‘One of the three or four most virtuosic living writers of sentences

______________ ‘Paris may well be White’s pearl, but he is in fact the real pearl ... This wonderfully eccentric, conversational and personalised

Edmund White made his name as a writer, but he remembers his life through the books he read. For White, each momentous occasion came with books to mat

A famous author comes face-to-face with America's most notorious terrorist. One has a story to write, the other has a story to tell. As the clock tick

______________ 'An epic novel' - Telegraph 'A worldly wise delight' - Observer 'Another brilliant accomplishment from one of the country's mo