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Novelist and critic Anthony Burgess takes a freewheeling look at James Joyce’s great experimental novel "Finnegans Wake". Burgess has always been fascinated by Joyce’s final work: its idiosyncratic...
[caption id="attachment_5953" align="alignright" width="248" caption="Anthony Burgess (image courtesy of: Zazie44)"][/caption] A previously unpublished short story by Anthony Burgess is to be broadcast on...
British novelist and critic Anthony Burgess (1917-1993), was best known for his controversial novel, A Clockwork Orange (1962). He was born in Manchester and was educated at the University of Manchester. He...
Best known for his novel, A Clockwork Orange, Anthony Burgess talks about being told by his doctor in 1959 that he had a fatal brain tumor and only had a year to live. That was when Burgess became a...
One of a series of audiotapes in which eminent writers and poets read their works and discuss ideas, influences and thoughts on life. On this tape Anthony Burgess reads extracts of his work.
A selection of the HarperCollins audio collections can now be heard on the Internet Town Hall. Anthony Burgess reads from his cult classic, "A Clockwork Orange." This novel consists of a series of episodes...
Anthony Burgess in conversation with A S Byatt at the ICA. He talks about: quarreling with the Catholic God; the influence of music on structure; the role of language in ‘A Clockwork Orange’ ; ‘Evil’...
A video-based teaching pack on Barry Purchese’s adaptation of ‘Junk’, the Melvin Burgess novel of teenage heroin addiction. Includes: interviews with Burgess, the production team and cast of...
Kubrick’s controversial screen version of the novel by Anthony Burgess. A violent and bleak vision of the future. The DVD includes the illustrated screenplay containing 800 still images from A Clockwork...
Adaptation of the 19th-century play by Edmond Rostand based on the 17th-century Savinian Cyrano de Bergerac, who suffers when his love for cousin Roxanne remains unrequited. The French couplets are...
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