Chronicles the life of twentieth-century British author C. S. Lewis, discussing his Narnia stories, his Christianity, and his relationships with Janie Moore and his wife, Joy.
A description of the personal life and career of the twentieth-century English writer of such successful books as "Charlie and the Chocolate Factory," "James and the Giant Peach," and "Matilda.".
A biography of British novelist and short story author, Roald Dahl that describes his childhood, military service during World War II, marriage to actress Patricia Neal, and several children's books to his credit.
Draws on historical evidence and the only known manuscript copy of Sir Thomas Malory's "Morte Darthur" to chronicle the life of Malory, focusing on the contradictions between his life as a criminal and his literary achievement.
Presents a look at the life and times of writer Jane Austen, providing information on her childhood, family life, and her accomplishments in literature. Includes illustrations.
Describes the life and novels of the nineteenth century British author, Jane Austen, known for her vivid portrayals of ordinary people in such novels as "Pride and Prejudice", "Emma," and "Sense and Sensibility.".
Presents the biography of twentieth-century feminist author Virginia Woolf and traces her achievements and attempts to rally the cause of women's equality.
Chronicles the life of seventeenth-century bureaucrat Samuel Pepys, drawing information from the extensive journals he kept examining every aspect of his own life.
