British writer Alan Sillitoe, whose "Saturday Night and Sunday Morning," and "The Loneliness of the Long Distance Runner" chronicled the bleak postwar realities of the country's poor, died Sunday. By ...
Alan Sillitoe, the British writer best known for the short story “The Loneliness of the Long-Distance Runner” and the novel “Saturday Night and Sunday Morning,” died on Sunday of cancer. Reviewing ...
ENGLISH working men had been heard from before. Piers Plowman, chancing one summer day upon a field of folk; John Clare's shepherd, observing cabbage fields and nesting birds; D.H. Lawrence's taciturn ...
Alan Sillitoe, one of the “Angry Young Men” of British fiction whose gritty realism vividly portrayed working-class life after World War Two, died on Sunday aged 82. Nottingham-born Sillitoe dealt ...
Alan Sillitoe, the novelist, who has died aged 82, often spoke of his love for Jewish culture and Israel. Married to American Jewish poet Ruth Fainlight, Nottingham-born Mr Sillitoe was one of Britain ...
Open Road Integrated Media has secured rights to a large body of British writer Alan Sillitoe’s work, as well as the rights to his last, unpublished novel, Moggerhanger. The new novel, the final ...
British writer Alan Sillitoe, whose "Saturday Night and Sunday Morning," and "The Loneliness of the Long Distance Runner" chronicled the bleak postwar realities of the country's poor, died Sunday. He ...
LONDON, April 25 (UPI) -- Award-winning British author Alan Sillitoe died Sunday in a London hospital, his family announced. He was 82. Known as one of England's "angry young men" of the 1950s ...
“People that you write about, you’ve got to love in a way, otherwise you won’t get the truth,” said writer Alan Sillitoe in 2008. Sillitoe, who died April 25 at 82, possessed a rare ability to ...
Fifty-five years ago Christopher Isherwood and his partner Don Bachardy quit their Californian bolt-hole for a months-long furlough in London. There they could be found sampling the capital’s cultural ...
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