Dorien Veldhuizen Ordre des livres (chronologique)

Twee journalisten vinden elkaar in hun passie voor de fantasiewereld van mevrouw Darcy: een paradijs van vrede, liefde en technologische vooruitgang.

Als haar echtgenoot haar onverwacht met twee kinderen en een grote schuld laat zitten, moet een jonge vrouw omschakelen naar het moeizame leven van een alleenstaande bijstandsmoeder.

A savagely satirical tale of marital revenge. Madeleine wants revenge: Madeleine wants to be remembered: Madeleine wants love. Who doesn't? Madeleine is ex-wife of and chief persecutor to Jarvis, the architect. Why not? She hates him. Hilary is their daughter, growing fatter and lumpier every day under Madeleine's triumphant care, witness to the wrongs her mother suffered. For Jarvis has a clean new life with a clean new wife, Lily, and a nice new baby, Jonathan. The furniture is polished and there is orange juice for breakfast. Jarvis is content, or thinks he is, fending off Madeleine's forays as best he can. Jarvis has a part-time secretary, too, Margot, now the doctor's wife, unremembered from the days of her youth. Margot, unacknowledged wife and mother, accepting, tending, nurturing his children and her own, complaisant in her lot. Until Madeleine, hurling out her dark reproaches from the other side of violent death, uncovers new familial links in the disruption she creates.

Bernard Bellamy has done a deal. He has sold out to the devil, in all of its forms. In return, he is promised that all his wishes will be granted, all his desires fulfilled. One of them, young Carmen Wedmore, is proving to be quite a challenge.

Two journalists, Hugo Vansitart and Valerie Jones, meet while interviewing Eleanor Darcy, the notorious wife of the former economic adviser to the Cabinet. Falling in love, they hole up together in a hotel to write their pieces, but Eleanor's view of utopia seems to affect them both strangely.

Een getrouwde vrouw, bezeten van lustgevoelens voor een getrouwde trompettist en bandleider, verlaat man en werkkring om met diens orkest in Frankrijk op tournee te gaan.

Autobiografische roman over een joodse man, die tijdens een reis naar Polen overvallen wordt door zijn herinneringen aan de verschrikkingen van de Duitse vernietigingskampen in Polen tijdens de Tweede Wereldoorlog.

They first met as children in 1940s London. Thirty years later, Marjorie, Chloe, and Grace make their way through an almost unrecognizable post-war society, coping with husbands, children, parents, and the messy business of life. Now in her ninth decade, Fay Weldon is one of the foremost chroniclers of our time, a novelist who spoke to an entire generation of women by daring to say the things that no-one else would. Her work ranges over novels, short stories, children's books, nonfiction, journalism, television, radio, and the stage. She was awarded a CBE in 2001.