Anthony Holden - Works

Works

  • Aeschylus' Agamemon (1969) translator and editor
  • Greek Pastoral Poetry (1973) translator and editor
  • The Greek Anthology (1973) contributor
  • The St Albans Poisoner: The Life And Crimes Of Graham Young (1974, reissued 1995 as The Young Poisoner's Handbook)
  • Charles: Prince of Wales (1979) as Prince Charles (US)
  • Their Royal Highnesses, The Prince and Princess of Wales (1981)
  • A Week In The Life Of The Royal Family (1983)
  • Great Royal Front Pages: A Scrapbook of Historic Royal Events from Queen Victoria to Baby Prince William (1983)
  • Anthony Holden's Royal Quiz (1983)
  • Of Presidents, Prime Ministers And Princes (1984)
  • Queen Mother (1985)
  • Don Giovanni: The Translation (1987) with Amanda Holden
  • Laurence Olivier: A Biography (1988, reissued 2007)
  • Charles: A Biography (1988) as King Charles III (US)
  • The Last Paragraph. The Journalism of David Blundy (1990) editor
  • Big Deal: A Year as a Professional Poker Player (1990)
  • The Queen Mother: A 90th Birthday Tribute (1990)
  • A Princely Marriage: Charles & Diana, the First Ten Years (1991)
  • Behind The Oscar: The Secret History of the Academy Awards (1993)
  • H.M. Queen Elizabeth the Queen Mother In Private (1993)
  • The Tarnished Crown (1993), Viking Publishers, ISBN 0-670-84624-4.
  • Tchaikovsky (1995)
  • Diana: Her Life and Legacy (1997)
  • Charles at Fifty (1998)
  • William Shakespeare: His Life and Work (1999)
  • Liber Amicorum for Frank Kermode (1999) editor with Ursula Owen
  • The Mind Has Mountains: a.alvarez@lxx (1999) editor with Frank Kermode
  • The Drama of Love, Life and Death in Shakespeare (2000)
  • Shakespeare: An Illustrated Biography (2002)
  • Wit in the Dungeon (2005) biography of Leigh Hunt
  • Lorenzo Da Ponte, The Man Who Wrote Mozart (2006)
  • Olivier (2007, Max Press)
  • Bigger Deal: A Year on the New Poker Circuit (2007)
  • Holden on Hold'Em (2008)

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