'E.F. Benson' in OBA Collectie

Drie romans die grotendeels in het fictieve Engelse stadje Tilling spelen, gebaseerd op kuststadje Rye.

Roman die wordt aangeprezen vanwege de homo-erotische thematiek, omdat Benson de schoonheid van jonge mannen beschrijft, maar dat is dan ook alles.

A novel of varsity life set at King's College, Cambridge during the early part of the 20th century. David of King's takes off where Benson's earlier novel David Blaize ends. The novel covers three years of Blaize's undergraduate life.

A brief biographical study of E. F. Benson, author of the Mapp and Lucia novels, plus memories of Benson by his manservant and others who knew him. This final section of the book consists of a modest 'companion' to the Tilling/Rye novels, complete with...

The tale of E.F. "Fred" Benson, his private life, his comic genius, his social world. Fred took refuge from his family in passionate male friendships and humour, creating the worlds of Mapp and Lucia, "Mr Ames" and "Secret Lives", and writing memoirs of...

A vivid and entertaining picture of the life and times of a man whose work as a comic writer is of the highest quality, including the Mapp and Lucia books, and who has a huge and rapidly growing readership.