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This document provides a biography and overview of the works of Irish writer William Trevor. It details his birthplace, education, early occupation, and locations lived. It then lists his numerous awards and honors for his writing from 1964 to 2008. Finally, it provides a comprehensive list of Trevor's novels, short stories, dramas, children's stories, and non-fiction works. Overall, the document serves as a reference for William Trevor's extensive literary career and accomplishments.
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- 1. Presented by Elias De Leon
- 2. Biography Birth Education Immediate occupation Moving
- 3. William Trevor works His style Inspirations
- 4. Awards 1964: Hawthornden Prize for Literature for The Old Boys 1964: Hawthornden Prize for Literature for The Boarding House 1970: Mrs. Eckdorf in O'Neill's Hotel was shortlisted for the Booker Prize 1975: Royal Society of Literature for Angels at the Ritz and Other Stories 1976: Whitbread Award for The Children of Dynmouth o Allied Irish Banks Prize for fiction o Heinemann Award for Fiction o Shortlisted for the Booker Prize 1980: Giles Cooper Award for Beyond the Pale 1982: Giles Cooper Award for Autumn Sunshine 1982: Jacob's Award for TV adaptation of The Ballroom of Romance 1983: Whitbread Prize for Fools of Fortune 1991: Reading Turgenev was shortlisted for the Booker Prize 1994: Whitbread Prize Best Novel for Felicia's Journey 1999: David Cohen Prize by the Arts Council of England in recognition of his work. 2001: Irish Literature Prize 2002: The Story of Lucy Gault was shortlisted for the Booker Prize and the Whitbread Award 2003: Kerry Group Irish Fiction Award at the Listowel Writers' Week 2008: Bob Hughes Lifetime Achievement Award in Irish Literature
- 5. Novels A Standard of Behaviour (Hutchinson, 1958) The Old Boys (Bodley Head, 1964) The Boarding House (Bodley Head, 1965) The Love Department (Bodley Head, 1966) Mrs Eckdorf in O'Neill's Hotel (Bodley Head, 1969) Miss Gomez and the Brethren (Bodley Head, 1971) Elizabeth Alone (Bodley Head, 1973) The Children of Dynmouth (Bodley Head, 1976) The Distant Past (Poolbeg Press, 1979) Other People's Worlds (Bodley Head, 1980) Fools of Fortune (Bodley Head, 1983) Nights at the Alexandra (Hutchinson, 1987) The Silence in the Garden (Bodley Head, 1988) Two Lives (Viking Press, 1991) Felicia's Journey (Viking, 1994) Death in Summer (Viking, 1998) The Story of Lucy Gault (Viking, 2002) Love and Summer (Viking, 2009)
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