Robert nye
Born on the ides of March in 1939, Robert Nye is a poet and novelist who started life in London and now lives in County Cork, Ireland.
He first began publishing his poetry at the age of 16 in London Magazine. Before becoming a writer he was a high school dropout, newspaper reporter, milkman, garden laborer, and a sanitarium orderly. After becoming a full-time writer, he alternated between poetry, novels, juvenile fiction, and radio plays.
During the mid-70s, Nye was a writer in residence at the University of Edinburgh during which he wrote Falstaff, a play which earned him the Guardian Fiction Prize and the Hawthornden Prize.
BIBLIOGRAPHY
March Has Horse's Ears |
Bird of the Golden Land |
Taliesin |
Faust |
Beowulf: A New Telling |
Harry Pay the Pirate |
Doubtfire |
The Voyage of Destiny |
Sawney Bean |
Memoirs of Lord Byron |
Wishing Gold |
The Life & Death of My Lord Gilles
De Rais |
Agnus Dei |
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Seven Deadly Sins |
The Good Thief |
Divisions on a Ground |
The Late Mr. Shakespeare |
Falstaff |
Sawney Dean |
Penthesilea |
Sisters |
Merlin |
A Bloody Stupit Hole |
Once Upon Three Times |
The Devils Jig |
