David Storey

• Oct-1965
• / General Fiction
• 

'An astonishing achievement . . . A major work of art . . . Radcliffe establishes David Storey as the leading novelist of his generation.' - "Daily Telegraph" 'Storey's fiction ought to . . . secure his reputation as one of the most original writers...

• 1976
• / General Fiction
• 

‘I never thought we’d do it. Come up from nowt, and now see where we are’, says Colin Saville’s father when his son wins a place at the grammar school in town. In spite of his brilliance, Colin is uneasy in finding his footing...

• Jun-1981
• / General Fiction
• 

David Storey is a writer who genuinely extends the territory of drama (Guardian)The Changing Room: It's about exactly what it is: Storey offers us, with an unforced tenderness, the shifting moods of everyday experience...the scene is busy, pu...

• Nov-1982
• / General Fiction
• 

A miner’s daughter leaves home to make a new life in London with a married teacher in this beautiful love story that won the 1961 John Llewellyn Rhys Prize Most of Margaret’s family is graveside when they lay her grandfather to rest. Although eve...

• Oct-1984
• / General Fiction
• 

• Feb-1986
• / General Fiction
• 

An art teacher searches for meaning in a strange town as his wife spirals into madness in this stunning novel from Man Booker Prize�"winning author David Storey Colin Freestone had not planned to live in northern England. The people here are so pass...

• Sep-2013
• / Psychological Suspense
• 

Shortlisted for the Booker Prize

‘Storey’s fiction ought to . . . secure his reputation as one of the most original writers of his generation.’ - The Guardian

‘The leading novelist of his generation.’ - Daily Telegraph

• Feb-2014
• / General Fiction
• 

A rugby player finds fame and fortune in a bleak mining town, but he cannot outrun the emptiness he feels inside in Man Booker Prize-winning author David Storey’s seminal first novel On Christmas Eve, Arthur breaks his two front teeth. A teamma...

• Sep-2015
• / Literary
• 

A wry and deeply affecting novel about a man’s ruminations on art and death by the Man Booker Prize�"winning author of This Sporting Life Matthew Maddox is an art historian and professor emeritus at the Drayburgh School of Fine Art. Nearing 70, hi...

• Sep-2015
• / Literary
• 

A seventeen-year-old is sent to the country to live with his much-older half-brother and falls into an unexpected affair in this novel by Man Booker Prize�"winning author David Storey The narrator of Storey’s eleventh novel is an angst-ridden seve...

• / General Fiction
• 

From “the leading novelist of his generation” (the Daily Telegraph) -- a story about marriage, family, and 1 man’s 2nd chance At age 47, former playwright Frank Attercliffe lives with 2 of his 5 children in a 4-bedroom apartment on Walton Lane ...

• / Suspense
• 

A novel about family and class restrictions by the Man Booker Prize�"winning author of This Sporting Life and Saville With 2 rooms downstairs and 3 upstairs, the house at Spinney Moor Road is a real step-up for the Morley family. Arthur Morley is a ...