Postwar British Prose/Fiction

A Scottish novelist, used intelligent humour. Wrote "The Primer of Miss Jean Brodie", "Robinson", "Reality and Dreams".

"The Angry Young Men" criticized the contemporary society and modern life.

Who wrote "The Bottle Factory Outing" which is about a group of workers going on an excursion to another factory?

The main form of narrative fiction in the 20^th century was NOVEL.

"Time for a Tiger" and "Nothing Like the Sun" are works of...

Author who reflects his youth in his novels, like in "Saturday Night and Saturday Morning" and "The Key to the Door".

Nobel Prize winner, in his works describes isolated group of people in extreme conditions, he wrote "Lord of the Flies".

Diplomat, traveller and "Catholic novelist". He wrote about politics like in "The Power and the Glory".

Born in Iran, used background of Africa, focused on social issues relating to women. Wrote "The Grass is Singing".

Events of 1930s and 1940s led to literary switch from modernism to...

"The Quiet American", "The Human Factor", "The Heart of the Matter" and "The Third Man" are works of Graham Greene.

Who were "The Angry Young Men"?

"An Awfully Big Adventure", "Young Adolf", "Injury Time" and "Winter Garden" are works of...

Who was the leader of "The Angry Young Men"?

Many authors came from...

He wrote comedies, sci-fi and mystery. His most famous work is "Lucky Jim" is about university teacher who hates his job

"The Child in Time", "The Innocent", "Amsterdam", "Saturday" and "Black Dogs" are works of Ian McEwan.

Who wrote the gothic short story "The Cement Garden" which is about 4 siblings who are orphans and engage in incest.

What was Britain and its colonies called after the second world war?

Authors sided with socialism (they knew nothing about Soviet Union), they just supported eguality (this ended in 1936).

Who wrote "The Collector", "The Magus", "Daniel Martin", "Islands", "The Tree" and "Land"?

Writer, translator, composer and critic. He wrote studies of classic writers. His famous work is "A Clockwork Orange".

The Golden Notebook Love, "Again African stories", "New African Stories" and "Winter in July" are works of Doris Lessing