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Excerpt from Doctors of Philosophy: A PlayCatherine. I thought she might like to look at the water as it isn't term-time. I quite see that during term a thing like the Regent's Canal would be an idea to Leonora, it would be a geographical and historical and sociological idea, but during vacation I do think Leonora ought to take a look at reality. Are you listening, Charlie?About the PublisherForgotten Books publishes hundreds of thousands of r...

Published to mark Muriel Spark's centenary, these deluxe editions include specially commissioned introductions from some of contemporary literature's leading writers, such as Ian Rankin and Ali Smith.

Aiding and Abetting, Muriel Spark's twenty-first novel, was first published in 2000

Reality and Dreams, Muriel Spark's twentieth novel, was published in 1996 and won the 1997 David Cohen British Literature Prize.

Symposium, Muriel Spark's nineteenth novel, was first published in 1990.

Published to mark Muriel Spark's centenary, these deluxe editions include specially commissioned introductions from some of contemporary literature's leading writers, such as Ian Rankin and Ali Smith.

Territorial Rights, Muriel Spark's fifteenth novel, was first published in 1979

Published to mark Muriel Spark's centenary, these deluxe editions include specially commissioned introductions from some of contemporary literature's leading writers, such as Ian Rankin and Ali Smith.

The Abbess of Crewe, Muriel Spark's thirteenth novel, was first published in 1974.

The Hothouse by the East River, Muriel Spark's twelfth novel, was first published in 1973.

Not to Disturb, Muriel Spark's eleventh novel, was first published in 1971.

The Driver's Seat, Muriel Spark's tenth novel, was first published in 1970 and shortlisted for the Booker Prize. It was one of six novels nominated in 2010 for the `Lost Man Booker Prize' of 1970

Published to mark Muriel Spark's centenary, these deluxe editions feature introductions from notable contemporary writers, such as Lucy Ellmann for "The Public Image" and Andrew O'Hagan for "The Driver's Seat". These beautifully packaged editions are ideal gifts for Spark fans.

Celebrate Muriel Spark's hundredth birthday by imbibing a delicious glass of her bubbly wit in this brilliant, wry collection of her wise words.

A Far Cry from Kensington, Muriel Spark's eighteenth novel, was first published in 1988.

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Spiritualist and extortionist Patrick Seton is coming up for trial. He¿s been accused of forgery, and suddenly West London¿s bachelors are all in a tizzy. Described by Evelyn Waugh as the `cleverest and most elegant of all Mrs Spark¿s clever and elegant books¿, The Bachelors is a biting comedy of English manners.This is one of the 22 novels written by Muriel Spark in her lifetime. All are being published by Polygon in hardback Centenary Editio...

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