Playwright David Storey’s posthumous memoir: ‘The more successful I became, the more ill I felt’ - News Summed Up

Playwright David Storey’s posthumous memoir: ‘The more successful I became, the more ill I felt’


David Storey was an extraordinary literary figure: an acclaimed playwright and a Booker prize-winning novelist who was also an outstanding artist. With director Lindsay Anderson outside the Royal Court theatre, 1969. The mechanics of how to assemble a marquee on the stage of the Royal Court were solved with surprising effectiveness. “DAVID STOREY WEEK: TRIUMPH AND DISASTER”, ran the headline across the arts page of that week’s Sunday Times. Extracted from A Stinging Delight: A Memoir by David Storey, published by Faber on 3 June (£20).


Source: The Guardian May 23, 2021 06:00 UTC



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