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Featured Books, with extracts, by D.J. Taylor
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Wrote for Luck D.J. Taylor Fifteen short stories, his first collection since 1997 although only five are new. The other ten have been either broadcast and then printed or published in magazines. He is a very fine writer teasing out the idiosyncrasies of his characters... Format: Paperback - Released: 22/01/2015 
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What You Didn't Miss Part 94 A Book of Literary Parodies as Featured in Private Eye D.J. Taylor A witty compilation of entertaining literary spoofs mocking the great and good of British writing. This alternative history of English literature is a perfect Christmas gift for any book lover. Format: Hardback - Released: 20/09/2012
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