Значения термина Anthony Burgess на английском

But Anthony Burgess called this a comic novel.

As with Anthony Burgess and John Updike, Roth's astonishing prolixity exhausted even his most loyal readers.

Part- Anthony Burgess, part-punk-Andy Capp, Mark E Smith was a fierce art intelligence and a hero of polar opposition.

What we're watching here is a scene from A Clockwork Orange based on the novel by Anthony Burgess.

So wrote Anthony Burgess in 1986.

He brutalized Anthony Burgess' dystopia A Clockwork Orange, mainlining Beethoven and ultraviolence into one hell of a hangover.

Stanley Kubrick's Malcolm McDowell-starring 1971 adaptation of Anthony Burgess' dystopian novel will be released Tuesday on Blu-ray by Warner Home Video.

Titanic and The End of the Modern World, an organic sonnet sequence that Anthony Burgess compared to Eliot's The Waste Land.

The adaptation of Anthony Burgess' novel presents future dystopia in a way that hadn't been done before, and hasn't been done since.

The book, long a cult classic, was described by Anthony Burgess as "a Faustian masterpiece which still awaits general recognition".

When The Barracks was published in 1963 Anthony Burgess said that nobody "has caught so well the peculiar hopelessness of contemporary Ireland".

It was dropped because of a dispute about payment and went missing until it was discovered last month by the Manchester-based International Anthony Burgess Foundation.

To celebrate its success, there was a small party at the Hotel du Cap where the guests included Bertrand Tavernier, Anthony Burgess and Graham Greene.

Tolkien's Elvish, or the language of the Klingons of Star Trek fame, or Anthony Burgess's Nadsat, the language of the yobbs in A Clockwork Orange.

A script for the controversial film version of Anthony Burgess's book, believed to be annotated by director Stanley Kubrick, has been put up for auction.

Anthony Burgess is one of the most underrated writers in the English language.