
Malcolm Bradbury
September 7, 1932 – November 27, 2000
Malcolm Bradbury was an acclaimed English author and academic, best known for his novels. His works, often set within university life, consistently explore darker themes with a less playful style and language compared to his contemporaries. Bradbury masterfully satirized academic existence, delving into its hypocrisies and complexities through narratives that resonated widely. Beyond his fiction, his insightful literary criticism and extensive television scripting further cemented his profound influence on British literature and media.
1977The Novel Today
1978Modernism
1989The Modern World
1993Doctor Criminale
1995Present Laughter
1997Inside Trading
2012To the Hermitage
2014Cuts
2025The History Man