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Lindsay Clarke

リンゼイ・クラーク

Rindzei Kurāku

Profile

Gender
Male
Born
1939-01-01 (Halifax, West Yorkshire, England)
Nationality
United Kingdom, British
Languages
English
Residence History
Halifax, England → Akim-Oda, Ghana → United States → Cardiff, Wales

Career

Occupations
novelist, teacher, creative writing lecturer
Active Years
1987-
Affiliations
Cardiff University, The Pushkin Trust, Arvon Foundation
Nominations
David Higham First Novel Award shortlist (Sunday Whiteman)

Education

Heath Grammar School
Country: United Kingdom
King's College, Cambridge
Country: United Kingdom

Awards

Whitbread Prize
1989
Work: The Chymical Wedding
Result: 受賞
Fiction Uncovered
2011
Work: The Water Theatre
Result: 受賞
Civil List Pension
2014
Result: 受賞

Awards & Nominations

Works

Major Works

The Chymical Wedding

1989 historical fiction

A novel partly inspired by the life of Mary Anne Atwood, involving alchemy.

alchemyimaginationmysticism

The Water Theatre

2010 novel

A huge novel in scope, energy, and heart, beautiful and thought-provoking.

imaginationmythconsciousness

Bibliography

  • Sunday Whiteman (1987)
  • The Chymical Wedding (1989)
  • Alice's Masque (1994)
  • Parzival and the Stone from Heaven (2001)
  • The Water Theatre (2010)
  • Troy Quartet: A Prince of Troy (2019), The War at Troy (2004), The Spoils of Troy (2019), The Return from Troy (2005)

Style & Themes

Literary Style
rich imaginationmythic elements
Recurring Motifs
imaginationmythnature

Legacy

A British novelist passionate about the power of creative imagination.

Trivia

  • Passionately believes in the power of the creative imagination.