Paul McDonald Book order
Paul McDonald is a British academic and comic novelist whose work often explores themes with a humorous touch. He also engages with poetry, contributing to his distinctive literary voice and style. His writing offers a unique perspective on the human experience, characterized by an engaging and original approach. McDonald's deep understanding of literature informs his creative output, making his work both insightful and appealing.
- 2023
- 2023
Winged Warriors is an open and honest account of one mans perceptions and fears, his actions and mistakes, from a career that spanned four decades.
- 2020
Allen Ginsberg
- 98 pages
- 4 hours of reading
- 2019
First published in Great Britain 2019 by Bloomsbury on behalf of the British Film Institute.
- 2018
- 2018
This new book serves as a celebration of the life of Christina Ratcliffe, an English singer and dancer who became an aircraft plotter in Malta during the Second World War.
- 2016
Exploring the intersection of postmodernism and American optimism, this book delves into the works of notable humorists such as Sherman Alexie and Woody Allen. It highlights how these authors confront the chaos and relativism associated with postmodern thought through comedy, ultimately seeking to reclaim meaning and value in a seemingly bleak philosophical landscape. By analyzing various contemporary voices, it reveals the potential for humor to address and mitigate darker aspects of modern existence.
- 2015
Join Paul McDonald on the search for Adrian Warburton, an esteemed and extensively decorated pilot once termed 'the most valuable' in the RAF.