Autobiography of Anthony Trollope by Anthony Troll
Anthony Trollope's autobiography will delight you whether or not you've read (or listened to) any of his many works. His honest if self-deprecating tone is at times hilarious and at times piteously moving. His detailed descriptions of his writing process and his philosophy of writing as work rather than art are fascinating. Fans of Trollope will enjoy learning the man's perceptions of his novels' shortcomings and triumphs. Anyone will appreciate learning about his years devoted to churning out literature for profit while working full time with the post office.
Anthony Trollope's autobiography will delight you whether or not you've read (or listened to) any of his many works. His honest if self-deprecating tone is at times hilarious and at times piteously moving. His detailed descriptions of his writing process and his philosophy of writing as work rather than art are fascinating. Fans of Trollope will enjoy learning the man's perceptions of his novels' shortcomings and triumphs. Anyone will appreciate learning about his years devoted to churning out literature for profit while working full time with the post office.
"The Way We Live Now" and "The Prime Minister"––Conclusion
'Ralph the Heir'––'The Eustace Diamonds'––'Lady Anna'––'Australia'
'The Vicar of Bullhampton'-''Sir Harry Hotsput'-'An Editor's Tales'-'Caesar'
The American Postal Treaty––The Question of Copyright with America––Four More Novels
'The Last Chronicle of Barset'-'Leaving the Post Office'-'St. Paul's Magazine'
'The Claverings'-'Pall Mall Gazette'-'Nina Balatka'-'Linda Tressel'
'The Small House at Allington'-'Can You Forgive Her?'-'Rachel Ray'-'Fortnightly Review'
'Castle Richmond'-'Brown, Jones, and Robinson'-'North America'-'Orley Farm'
'Doctor Thorne'-'The Bertrams'-'The West Indies'-:'The Spanish Main'
