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peter j. conradi freelance writer about peter j. conradi peter conradi is probably best-known for his authorised biography of dame iris murdoch ( iris murdoch : a life ), for collecting and editing her essays ( existentialists and mystics ), war-time letters and a journal ( a writer at war ) and for his study of her novels ( the saint and the artist ) which has gone into three editions. but his interests are much wider and he has also written studies of the welsh march ( at the bright hem of god ), of becoming a buddhist ( going buddhist ) and a life of the soldier-poet frank thompson ( a very english hero ) who was murdered in bulgaria in 1944. peter spent 1963-4 as a middlesex hospital medical student and another year (1967-8) on a kibbutz. he also read english literature at uea, sussex, then ucl and taught at south bank polytechnic, the university of colorado at boulder, uea, kingston university where he was head of department, and the jagiellonian university in krakow, poland, during two turbulent years after the berlin wall fell. in 1997 he left kingston university, where he is now emeritus professor, to write freelance; and in 2010 was elected a fellow of the royal society of literature. with his civil partner of some 38 years, jim o’neill, he lives both in london and in radnorshire, where he loves to garden and hill-walk. he has co-edited since 2007 the transactions of the radnorshire society and is a trustee of the bleddfa centre for the creative spirit. peter j conradi has written or reviewed for the tls , new statesman , ft , spectator , independent and guardian . his bbc appearances have included radio 3 nightwaves , radio 4 front row , something understood and the today programme , and a special edition of bbc tv’s omnibus . publications coming soon family business , a memoir, is due out with seren books in may 2019. an introduction to hermione ranfurly’s to war with whitaker , a special re-issue with slightly foxed , is due at christmas 2019. peter introduces his major works below. finding the ox's traces from going buddhist john fowles chris bigsby and malcolm bradbury, who edited this innovative series, maintained that it pioneered exploration of ‘post-modernism’. ‘peter conradi offers a dense study of john fowles… which subversively conveys that fowles may be not so much a spokesman for his age as a trendy opportunist. such kicking against the pricks must be all to the good.’ — marilyn butler, " moments" london review of books , vol. 4 no. 16, 2 september 1982, pp 10-11 john fowles (methuen: contemporary writers series, 1982) fyodor dostoevsky an account of the great novelist that – unusually – makes clear how darkly funny he is. fyodor dostoevsky (macmillan: modern novelists series, 1987) angus wilson this monograph relates the breakdown suffered by angus wilson, my teacher and friend, to the creative breakdowns suffered by his main characters. angus wilson (northcote house: writers & their work series, 1997) a sheep from at the bright hem of god (2009). pen & ink illustration by simon dorrell existentialists and mystics: writings on philosophy and literature by iris murdoch originally conceived of as a 70th birthday tribute to dame iris, which we hoped might be published together with a festschrift. ‘of all the postwar english novelists, murdoch has the greatest intellectual range, the deepest rigour…. [much] gives existentialists and mystics an extraordinary interest. this book, which gathers murdoch’s uncollected writing on fiction and philosophy, is surely one of the most substantial, rigorous and suggestive collections to have been produced by an english novelist.’ — james wood, the london review of books vol. 20 no. 1, 1 january 1998 ‘ existentialists and mystics describes the intellectual journey of a life-time. this book is murdoch’s key. even readers …who have difficulty grasping the problem will find much here to stimulate, entertain and edify.’ —hilary spurling, daily telegraph , 26 july 1997 ‘this is that rare achievement, a collection of writings by a great mind that is not only fascinating, but accessible. murdoch reveals herself to be an enviably fine essayist and critic…these essays are models of their kind, achieving a clarity of thought and lightness of style probably rivaled only by isaiah berlin’. — the observer ‘these essays, even more than the novels, changed me and the way i looked at the world. it is very good to have them, finally, in one volume. they have been sensitively edited by peter conradi, a thoughtful critic of her work…what s finally most moving about these essays is their extraordinary eloquence. it is an eloquence not of rhetorical decoration, but of truthfulness.’ —a.s.byatt, the literary review ‘…rich and far-reaching essays, and the lesson to be drawn from them is of the first importance for our time, when our culture has been swallowed by fantasy, and the prizes are awarded not to those who have mastered the art that renews human virtue, but to those who know only how to excite our basest desires’. —roger scruton, the times ‘murdoch is a fascinating study. in an age of rampant selfishness, she preaches a climb from the dark platonic cave of human delusion to the sun of goodness’ — the guardian ‘it was a good idea of peter conradi to collect into a single volume all the most important of iris murdoch’s essays and lectures on philosophical themes. this book thus serves as a guide to the development of iris murdoch’s thinking’ — noel malcolm sunday telegraph ‘murdoch, a wondrous writer and a careful student of the history of thought, is endowed with a rare talent for philosophical writing – she offers, in accessible prose, insight into some of the great questions that have preoccupied thinkers for centuries’ — san diego union existentialists and mystics (penguin books, 1997) glimpsing the ox from going buddhist cold war, common pursuit: british council lecturers in poland, 1938-98 both stoddart (‘chip’) martin and i spent two years teaching in poland immediately after the fall of the berlin wall. we commissioned a dozen distinguished british writers – including denis hills, frank tuohy, derwent may and gary mead – to contribute essays about what it was like to be foreigners teaching in poland’s universities and watching the progress of ‘the christ of nations’ through its agony of pre- and post-war periods, the cold war and the tricky new era following the collapse of communism. ‘for over forty years, mostly young, rather dazed britons, some of them distinguished names today, used to spend a couple of years in communist poland teaching english... the personal accounts collected in the volume edited by stoddard martin and peter j conradi are unphilosophical direct reactions to human misery… george hyde points out in another superb piece in the conradi/martin collection that the unreality of everyday life chimed perfectly with the absurd and playful literary world he knew best… as a century of bizarre political experiment and cultural waywardness ends…these are two fascinating books to mark the moment.’ — lesley chamberlain, ‘thought crimes’, times literary supplement p.4, 10 december 1999 cold war, common pursuit (co-edited with stoddart martin, starhaven, 1999) a house from at the bright hem of god (2009). pen & ink illustration by simon dorrell iris murdoch: a life. the authorized biography a full and revealing biography of one of the century’s greatest english writers and an icon to a generation, this biography of the british author and philosopher dame iris murdoch was chosen as a book of the year by john updike ( guardian ), paul binding ( tls ), anne chisholm ( sunday telegraph ), margaret drabble ( guardian ), p.d. james ( independent ), tim page ( washington post ), miranda seymour ( sunday times ), hilary spurling ( daily telegraph ), the evening standard and the scotsman . dame iris murdoch has played a major role in english life and letter for nearly half a century. as a.s.

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