
Iris Murdoch
July 15, 1919 – February 8, 1999
Irish-born British novelist Iris Murdoch explored everyday ethical and moral issues, often through the lens of myth. A meticulous writer, she famously protected her manuscripts from editorial changes. Her novels delve into the complexities of human morality and free will, set within vividly realized worlds. Murdoch aimed to connect with a wide readership through compelling narratives, philosophical depth, and the unique atmosphere of her fictional landscapes.
1964The Severed Head
1994The green knight
1999Sartre
2001The Unicorn
2001Bruno's Dream
2002Henry and Cato
2008The Italian Girl
2013The Black Prince
2014A Word Child
2015A Severed Head
2016Living on Paper
2019The Sea, The Sea
2019Under The Net
2019The Sandcastle
2019The Bell