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Novels |
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... and the wife ran away
(British Title: The Fat Woman's Joke)
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David MacKay Company, Inc.
1968
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Down Among the Women
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St. Martin's Press
1972
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Female Friends
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St. Martin's Press
1974
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Remember Me
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Random House
1976
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Words of Advice
(British Title: Little Sisters)
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Random House
1977
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Praxis
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Summit Books
1978
Shortlisted for the Booker Prize
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Puffball
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Summit Books
1980
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The President's Child
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London: Hodder and Stoughton
1982
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The Life and Loves of a She Devil
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Pantheon Books
1983
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The Shrapnel Academy
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Viking
1987
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The Rules of Life
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with illustrations by Amanda Faulkner
London: Hutchinson
1987
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The Hearts and Lives of Men
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Viking
1988
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The Heart of the Country
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Viking
1988
Won the 1989 Los Angeles Times Book Award
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Leader of the Band
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Viking
1989
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The Cloning of Joanna May
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Viking
1990
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Darcy's Utopia
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Viking
1991
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Life Force
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Viking
1992
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Growing Rich
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London: HarperCollins
1992
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Trouble
(British Title: Affliction)
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Viking
1993
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Splitting
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Atlantic Monthly Press
1995
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Worst Fears
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Atlantic Monthly Press
1996
Nominated for The Whitbread Prize
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Big Women
(U.S. Title: Big Girls Don't Cry)
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London: Flamingo (HarperCollins)
1997 |
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Rhode Island Blues
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London: HarperCollins
2000 |
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The Bulgari Connection
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London: HarperCollins
2001 |
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Mantrapped
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London: 4th Estate
2004 |
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She May Not Leave
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London: 4th Estate
2005 |
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The Spa Decameron
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London: Quercus
2007 |
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The Stepmother's Diary
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London: Quercus
2008 |
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Chalcot Crescent
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London: Corvus
2009 |
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Kehua
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London: Corvus
2010 |
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Short Story Collections
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Watching Me, Watching You
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includes her first novel "The Fat Woman's Joke"
Summit Books
1981
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Polaris and Other Stories
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London: Hodder and Stoughton
1985
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Moon Over Minneapolis or Why She Couldn't Stay
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London: HarperCollins
1991
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Angel, All Innocence and Other Stories
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London: Bloomsbury
1995
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Wicked Women
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Atlantic Monthly Press
1997
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A Hard Time to Be A Father |
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London: Flamingo (HarperCollins)
1998
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Nothing to Wear & Nowhere to Hide |
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London: Flamingo (HarperCollins)
2002
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Non-Fiction
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Letters to Alice on First Reading Jane Austen
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Taplinger, New York, 1985
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Rebecca West
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Harmondsworth: Penquin
1985
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Sacred Cows
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A portrait of Britain,
post-Rushdie,
pre-Utopia
London: Chatto & Windus
1989
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Fay Weldon's Wicked Fictions
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Edited by Regina Barreca
University Press of New England
1994
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Godless in Eden
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London: Flamingo (HarperCollins)
1999
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Auto Da Fay: A Memoir
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London: Flamingo (HarperCollins)
2002
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Mantrapped
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London: 4th Estate
2004 |
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What Makes Women Happy
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London: 4th Estate
2006 |
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Children's Books
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Wolf the Mechanical Dog
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Illustrated by Pat Leyshun
London: Collins, 1988
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Party Puddle
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Illustrated by Carol Wright
London: Collins, 1989
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Nobody Likes Me
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Illustrated by Claudio Muñoz
London: Bodley Head (Random House), 1997
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Books on Tape
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Man with No Eyes and Other Stories
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Read by Julie Christie
London: CSA Records Ltd, 1992/1998
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Online
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Woodworm, or Love Amongst the Scientists
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A new novel serialised on the internet
exclusive to YouGov.com
2000
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Plays / Television |
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Wife in a Blonde Wig
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BBC Television Play
Transmission date: 21/11/66
Producer: MCDONALD, GRAEME
Director: HAGGARD, PIERS
Writer: WELDON, FAY
Principal Cast: FRANCES CUKA, MARTIN JARVIS, BRIDGET ARMSTRONG, TERENCE RIGBY
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Fall of the Goat
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BBC Television Play
Transmission date: 15/11/67
Producer: MCDONALD, GRAEME
Director: CALDER, GILCHRIST
Writer: WELDON, FAY
Principal Cast: JOSS ACKLAND, JOHN STRATTON, SHEILA BURRELL, PATRICIA LAWRENCE, CHRISTINE HARGREAVES, JOAN SANDERSON
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Smoke Screen
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BBC Television Play
Transmission date: 15/01/69
Producer: MCDONALD, GRAEME
Director: MCWHINNIE, DONALD
Writer: WELDON, FAY
Principal Cast: LALLY BOWERS, GEMMA JONES, STEPHANIE BIDMEAD, EDWIN RICHFIELD
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Mixed Doubles
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London: Samuel French
1970 |
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Several plays by Alan Ayckbourn, Harold Pinter, Fay Weldon, Goerge Melly and others.
Mixed Doubles is a whimsical feast of quite different but linked one-act sketches by famous authors - it can be described as an
'entertainment on marriage'.
Included in an evening of one-acters at the
Criterion Theatre in 1969 and published the following year
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Upstairs Downstairs
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London Weekend Television (LWT)
PBS Masterpiece Theatre (US)
1971-1973
Three episodes including the premiere |
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Hands
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BBC Television Play
Transmission date: 14/08/72
Producer: ASPINALL, TIM
Director: SAVILLE, PHILIP
Writer: WELDON, FAY
Principal Cast: ROSEMARY LEACH
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In Memorium
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BBC Television Play
Transmission date: 08/10/73
Producer: ASPINALL, TIM
Director: CRASKE, BILL
Writer: WELDON, FAY
Principal Cast: CAROLINE BLAKISTON, ANTHONY NICHOLLS
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Tale of Timothy Bagshott
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BBC Television Play
Transmission date: 16/11/75
Producer: HATHERLEY, FRANK
Director: BRUCE, JOHN
Writer: WELDON, FAY
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Velv. Glove: Married Love
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BBC Television Play
Transmission date: 02/02/77
Producer: HEAD, ANNE
Director: DAVID, HUGH
Writer: WELDON, FAY
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Life for Christine
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Television, U.K., 1980
see:
The Internet Movie Database
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Action Replay
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London, New York: Samuel French, c1980
1989 Australian film (television?),
see:
The Internet Movie Database
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Mr. Director
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London: Samuel French, c1984
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I Love My Love
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London, New York: Samuel French, c1984
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Woodworm
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The Hole in the Top of the World
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L.A. Theatre Works/BBC Co-Production
1995
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The Four Alice Bakers
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Birmingham Reperatory Theater
1999
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Adaptations |
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Jane Austen: Pride & Prejudice
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BBC, 1985
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See listing of tv and films in:
The Internet Movie Database
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Limited Editions
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The Day the World Began
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Limited edition of 60 copies
Cincinnati, Ohio: Parley Vale Press
1989
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A Question of Timing |
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Limited edition of 225 copies
London: Colophon Press
1992
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Collaborations
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Simple Steps to Public Life
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By Pamela Anderson, Mary Stott and Fay Weldon
Research by Betty Jerman
Illustrations by Tony Bethall
London: Virago, 1980
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Bram Stoker's Dracula Omnibus
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Introduction by Fay Weldon
London: Orion, 1992
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Lady Is A Tramp: Portraits of Catherine Bailey
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Photographs by David Bailey
Text by Fay Weldon
London: Thames & Hudson, 1995
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