Alasdair Gray
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Alasdair Gray (28 December 1934 – 29 December 2019) was a Scottish writer and artist. His first novel, Lanark (1981), written over almost 30 years, was described by The Guardian as "one of the landmarks of 20th-century fiction."
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Works
Novels
- Lanark (1981) Template:ISBN
- 1982, Janine (1984) Template:ISBN
- The Fall of Kelvin Walker (1985)
- Something Leather (1990) Template:ISBN
- McGrotty and Ludmilla (1990) Template:ISBN
- Poor Things (1992) Template:ISBN
- A History Maker (1994)
- Mavis Belfrage (1996) Template:ISBN
- Old Men In Love (2007) Template:ISBN
Short stories
- Unlikely Stories, Mostly 26 September 1984; Canongate Books Template:ISBN
- Lean Tales (1985) (with James Kelman and Agnes Owens); Vintage, 1995, Template:ISBN
- Ten Tales Tall & True (1993) Template:ISBN
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Poetry
- Old Negatives (1989) Template:ISBN
- Sixteen Occasional Poems (2000)
- Collected Verse (2010) Template:ISBN
Translations
- Hell: Dante's Divine Trilogy Part One Decorated and Englished in Prosaic Verse (2018) Template:ISBN
- Purgatory: Dante's Divine Trilogy Part Two Englished in Prosaic Verse (2019) Template:ISBN
Theatre
- Dialogue - A Duet (1971)
- The Loss of the Golden Silence
- Homeward Bound: A Trio for Female Chauvinists (1973)
- Sam Lang and Miss Watson: A One Act Sexual Comedy In Four Scenes (1973)
- McGrotty and Ludmilla (1986)
- Working Legs: A Play for Those Without Them (1997)
- Goodbye Jimmy (2006)
- Fleck (2008)
- A Gray Play Book (2009)
Television
- Dialogue - A Duet (1972)
- Martin (1972)
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Radio
- Dialogue: A Duet (1969)
- The Loss of the Golden Silence
As illustrator
- Songs of Scotland (Author, Wilma Patterson) (1996)
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