Jonathan Gathorne-Hardy - Works

Works

  • Chameleon (1967)
  • The Office (1970)
  • The Rise and Fall of the British Nanny (1972) as The Unnatural History of the Nanny (US)
  • Jane's Adventures In and Out of the Book (1972)
  • Jane's Adventures on the Island of Peeg (1972)
  • Jane's Adventures In A Balloon (1975)
  • The Airship Ladyship Adventure (1975)
  • The Public School Phenomenon, 597–1977 (1977) as Old School Tie – Phenomenon of English Public School (US)
  • Cyril Bonhamy vs Madam Big (1981)
  • Love, Sex, Marriage and Divorce (1981)
  • Cyril Bonhamy and the Great Drain Robbery (1983)
  • Doctors: The Lives and Work of GPs (1984) (non-fiction)
  • The Centre Of The Universe Is 18 Baedekerstrasse (1985)
  • Cyril Bonhamy and Operation Ping (1985)
  • The City Beneath The Skin (1986)
  • Cyril Of The Apes (1987)
  • The Munros' New House (1987)
  • A Life of Gerald Brenan (1994)
  • Particle Theory (1996)
  • Bookseller's War, Heywood and Anne Hill (1997) (letters, editor)
  • Alfred C. Kinsey. Sex the Measure of All Things. A Biography (1998)
  • Half An Arch (2004) (autobiography)

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