Iris Murdoch (1919–1999) is a famous English writer. She was nominated six times for the UK's highest literary prize, the Booker Prize, in 1987 she was award...

The almost detective story of a girl running away from an elite college turns into a postmodern, sophisticated version of the medieval legend of Magic, Power...

“The Bell” is a novel by one of the most significant writers of modern England, Iris Murdoch, dedicated to moral and ethical problems.

Iris Murdoch (1919–1998) is one of the most famous modern writers in Great Britain, a philosopher by training, who taught at Oxford for many years. Her works...

During the “days of wrath.” In the days of heroism. In the days when “boys fight and girls cry.” Only then, truly on the razor's edge, will much be truly lea...

The heroes of Iris Murdoch's book, recognized as a classic of modern English literature, become entangled in a bizarre love web and are forced to endlessly e...

A middle-aged teacher falls passionately in love with a young artist who came to a small English town to paint a portrait of the former school principal. But...

“Child of the Word” is a novel that, in a sense, stands apart in the work of Iris Murdoch. Why? At first glance, the book retains all the “trademark” feature...

The heroes of these novels experienced severe psychological trauma. It seems to them that the future is bleak and no longer promises anything good. You just ...

“The most English writer” of the 20th century, Dame Commander of the Order of the British Empire, a subtle psychologist and a brilliant stylist, winner of ma...