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by Anthony Powell (Author)

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The tenth novel in Anthony Powell's brilliant twelve-novel sequence, A Dance to the Music of Time

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Format: Paperback
 Pages: 288
 Edition: New Ed
 Publisher: Arrow
Published: 07 Jul 2005
ISBN 10: 009947249X
ISBN 13: 9780099472490
Book Overview: The tenth novel in Anthony Powell's brilliant twelve-novel sequence, A Dance to the Music of Time

Media Reviews
'I think it is now becoming clear that A Dance to the Music of Time is going to become the greatest modern novel since Ulysses' -- Clive James
'I would rather read Mr Powell than any English novelist now writing' -- Kingsley Amis
'Unquestionably the finest English comic novel of the period' * Sunday Times *
'Intensely enjoyable - his dry, ironic descriptions are very funny indeed. A witty and shapely account of conventional English education' * Observer *
'I find Powell the sort of writer who exerts such a strong pull that turning anyone else's books, after his, calls for an effort of will - One of the most individual tones of voice in contemporary novel-writing and one of the most artful' -- Norman Shrapnel * Guardian *
Author Bio
Anthony Powell was born in 1905. After working in publishing and as a scriptwriter, he began to write for the Daily Telegraph in the mid-1930s. He served in the army during World War II and subsequently became the fiction reviewer on the TLS. Next came five years as literary editor of Punch. He was appointed a Companion of Honour in 1988. In addition to the twelve-novel sequence, A Dance to the Music of Time, Anthony Powell was the author of seven other novels, and four volumes of memoirs, To Keep the Ball Rolling. He died in March 2000. Discover the extraordinary life of Anthony Powell - captured by acclaimed biographer Hilary Spurling in Anthony Powell: Dancing to the Music of Time - available now in hardback and ebook from Hamish Hamilton.