Vincent Brome - Works

Works

  • My Favourite Quotation (1936)
  • Clement Attlee (1947) biography
  • H.G. Wells (1951) biography
  • Aneurin Bevan (1953) biography
  • The Last Surrender (1954)
  • The Way Back; the story of Lieut.-Commander Pat O'Leary, G.C., D.S.O., R.N. (1957) World War II biography
  • Six Studies in Quarrelling (1958)
  • Frank Harris (1959) biography
  • Sometimes at Night (1959)
  • We Have Come a Long Way (1962)
  • The Problem of Progress (1963)
  • Love in Our Time (1964)
  • Four Realist Novelists : Arthur Morrison, Edwin Pugh, Richard Whiteing, William Pett Ridge (1965)
  • The International Brigades : Spain 1936-1939 (1966) history
  • Freud and His Early Circle (1967) biography
  • The World of Luke Simpson (1967)
  • The Surgeon (1967) novel, "The operating theater" in the U.S.
  • The Revolution (1969)
  • Confessions of a Writer (1970) autobiography
  • Reverse your Verdict: a collection of private prosecutions (1971)
  • The Brain Operators (1971)
  • The Ambassador and the Spy (1973) novel
  • The Day of Destruction (1974)
  • The Happy Hostage (1976)
  • Jung: man and myth (1978) biography
  • Havelock Ellis: philosopher of sex (1981) biography
  • Ernest Jones: Freud's alter ego (1982) biography
  • The Day of the Fifth Moon (1984) historical novel
  • J.B. Priestley (1988) biography
  • The Other Pepys (1992) biography
  • Love in the Plague (2001)
  • Retribution (2001)
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Name Brome, Vincent
Alternative names
Short description English Author
Date of birth 1910-07-14
Place of birth London, England
Date of death 2004-10-16
Place of death London, England

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