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Books by A. S. Byatt
Quotes from A. S. Byatt's books, and about them
Babel Tower on Women in Love : “Frederica 'feels involved in Women in Love, which is a book about which she feels a fierce ambivalence'; subject of her own lecture on love and marriage.”Babel Tower on Howards End : “Frederica writes a lecture comparing 'love and marriage in Howards End and Women in Love'; 'Only connect' recurs as a motif.”Babel Tower on Madame Bovary : “On Frederica's teaching reading list: 'Madame Bovary, The Idiot, Middlemarch, The Castle, Anna Karenina...'”Babel Tower on Middlemarch : “Same reading-list sentence: 'Madame Bovary, The Idiot, Middlemarch, The Castle, Anna Karenina, I think Mansfield Park, perhaps La Nausée.'”Babel Tower on The Castle : “Among the books burned in the 'Skoob' happening: 'The Castle, The Trial, The Idiot, Madame Bovary...'”Babel Tower on The Trial : “Same book-burning list of Frederica's teaching texts.”Babel Tower on The Idiot : “Appears repeatedly in Frederica's reading lists and the burned-books scene.”Babel Tower on Anna Karenina : “Listed among the novels Frederica teaches and later sees burned.”Babel Tower on Mansfield Park : “Listed among Frederica's teaching texts: '...Anna Karenina, I think Mansfield Park, perhaps La Nausée.'”Babel Tower on Nausea (La Nausée) : “'She has chosen Death in Venice, La Nausée, The Castle, all of which are still to come.'”
Authors A. S. Byatt's books mention
William Blake (7): Babel Tower mentions The Marriage of Heaven and Hell , Songs of Innocence and of Experience , Visions of the Daughters of Albion , The Tyger , The Lamb , The Little Boy Lost , The Clod and the Pebble William Shakespeare (6): Babel Tower mentions King Lear , Venus and Adonis , The Rape of Lucrece ; Possession mentions King Lear , As You Like It ; The Djinn in the Nightingale's Eye mentions Hamlet John Milton (4): Babel Tower mentions Paradise Lost , Areopagitica ; Possession mentions Samson Agonistes , Paradise Lost D. H. Lawrence (3): Babel Tower mentions Women in Love , Lady Chatterley's Lover , The Rainbow Franz Kafka (3): Babel Tower mentions The Castle , The Trial , In the Penal Colony Fyodor Dostoevsky (3): Babel Tower mentions The Idiot , The Brothers Karamazov ; Possession mentions White Nights Jane Austen (3): Babel Tower mentions Mansfield Park , Emma ; Possession mentions Northanger Abbey Jean-Paul Sartre (3): Babel Tower mentions Nausea (La Nausée) , The Age of Reason , Saint Genet Alfred Tennyson (2): Possession mentions Idylls of the King , The Poetical Works of Alfred Tennyson Anonymous (2): Babel Tower mentions Sleeping Beauty ; The Djinn in the Nightingale's Eye mentions A Thousand and One Nights
Charles Perrault (2): Babel Tower mentions Little Red Riding Hood , Puss in Boots George Eliot (2): Babel Tower mentions Middlemarch ; Possession mentions Silas Marner Henry James (2): Possession mentions The Bostonians , The Reverberator J R R Tolkien (2): Babel Tower mentions The Hobbit , The Lord of the Rings Jean Genet (2): Babel Tower mentions The Maids , The Balcony John Donne (2): Possession mentions Death Be Not Proud , Love's Alchemy John Keats (2): Babel Tower mentions Hyperion ; Possession mentions Poems of John Keats Robert Browning (2): Babel Tower mentions Bells and Pomegranates ; Possession mentions Mr. Sludge, "The Medium" Robert Graves (2): Possession mentions Sick Love , She Tells Her Love While Half Asleep Samuel Taylor Coleridge (2): Babel Tower mentions Kubla Khan , The Rime of the Ancient Mariner Thomas Mann (2): Babel Tower mentions Death in Venice , Doctor Faustus W. H. Auden (2): Babel Tower mentions Death's Echo , Circe William Golding (2): Babel Tower mentions Lord of the Flies , Free Fall Albert Camus (1): Babel Tower mentions La Chute (The Fall) Antonin Artaud (1): Babel Tower mentions The Theatre and Its Double Byron (1): Possession mentions Childe Harold's Pilgrimage Charles Darwin (1): Possession mentions On the Origin of Species Charles Dickens (1): Babel Tower mentions Bleak House Charles Fourier (1): Babel Tower mentions The New Amorous World (Le Nouveau Monde Amoureux) Charles Lyell (1): Possession mentions Principles of Geology Charlotte Brontë (1): Possession mentions Jane Eyre Christina Rossetti (1): Babel Tower mentions Goblin Market Dante Alighieri (1): Possession mentions Paradiso Dylan Thomas (1): Babel Tower mentions The Force That Through the Green Fuse Drives the Flower E. M. Forster (1): Babel Tower mentions Howards End Edmund Spenser (1): Possession mentions The Faerie Queene Edward Bond (1): Babel Tower mentions Saved Edward Frederic Langley Russell (1): Babel Tower mentions The Scourge of the Swastika Euripides (1): The Djinn in the Nightingale's Eye mentions The Bacchae Ferdowsi (1): The Djinn in the Nightingale's Eye mentions Shahnameh Friedrich de la Motte Fouqué (1): Possession mentions Undine Friedrich Nietzsche (1): Babel Tower mentions The Birth of Tragedy Geoffrey Chaucer (1): The Djinn in the Nightingale's Eye mentions The Canterbury Tales George Gordon Byron (1): Babel Tower mentions Don Juan George Herbert (1): Possession mentions Faith George Sand (1): Possession mentions Jacques Gustave Flaubert (1): Babel Tower mentions Madame Bovary Herman Melville (1): Possession mentions Moby-Dick Honore de Balzac (1): Possession mentions Le Chef-d'œuvre inconnu Hubert Selby Jr. (1): Babel Tower mentions Last Exit to Brooklyn J. M. Barrie (1): Babel Tower mentions Peter Pan Jacob and Wilhelm Grimm (1): The Djinn in the Nightingale's Eye mentions Grimms' Fairy Tales Jacques Le Goff (1): Possession mentions Mélusine maternelle et défricheuse James Joyce (1): Babel Tower mentions Ulysses Jean-Jacques Rousseau (1): Babel Tower mentions Confessions Jeanne-Marie Leprince de Beaumont (1): Babel Tower mentions Beauty and the Beast Johann Wolfgang von Goethe (1): Possession mentions Faust John A. T. Robinson (1): Babel Tower mentions Honest to God John Bunyan (1): Babel Tower mentions The Pilgrim's Progress Jonathan Swift (1): Babel Tower mentions A Modest Proposal Jules Michelet (1): Possession mentions La Mer Kingsley Amis (1): Babel Tower mentions Lucky Jim L Frank Baum (1): Babel Tower mentions The Wizard of Oz Laurence Sterne (1): The Djinn in the Nightingale's Eye mentions Tristram Shandy Lawrence Gowing (1): The Matisse Stories mentions Matisse Leo Tolstoy (1): Babel Tower mentions Anna Karenina Marquis de Sade (1): Babel Tower mentions The 120 Days of Sodom Maurice Girodias (1): Babel Tower mentions The Olympia Reader Mervyn Peake (1): Babel Tower mentions Gormenghast Nazım Hikmet (1): The Djinn in the Nightingale's Eye mentions Weeping Willow Norman O. Brown (1): Babel Tower mentions Life Against Death Oscar Wilde (1): Babel Tower mentions The Ballad of Reading Gaol Paul Tillich (1): Babel Tower mentions The Ground of Our Being Peter Weiss (1): Babel Tower mentions Marat/Sade R. M. Ballantyne (1): Babel Tower mentions The Coral Island Rachel Carson (1): Babel Tower mentions Silent Spring Rudyard Kipling (1): Babel Tower mentions Rikki-Tikki-Tavi Sigmund Freud (1): Possession mentions Totem and Taboo Somadeva (1): The Djinn in the Nightingale's Eye mentions Katha Sarit Sagara T. S. Eliot (1): Babel Tower mentions Burnt Norton (Four Quartets) Thomas De Quincey (1): Babel Tower mentions Confessions of an English Opium Eater Thomas Hardy (1): Babel Tower mentions Jude the Obscure Timothy Leary (1): Babel Tower mentions Politics of Ecstasy Tobias Smollett (1): Possession mentions The Adventures of Roderick Random Unknown (1): The Djinn in the Nightingale's Eye mentions The Epic of Gilgamesh Wallace Stevens (1): Babel Tower mentions Peter Quince at the Clavier Walter de la Mare (1): The Djinn in the Nightingale's Eye mentions Romance William S. Burroughs (1): Babel Tower mentions Naked Lunch William Wordsworth (1): Babel Tower mentions Ode: Intimations of Immortality