First Blood

Burgess’s visit to Iowa. By Will Carr.

Burgess’s fictional afterlives – part three, Burgess and Erica Jong

A cameo in Venice – by Jim Clarke

Burgess’s fictional afterlives – part two, Burgess in France

Phillipe Sollers and 1980s literary Paris – by Jim Clarke

Burgess’s Fictional Afterlives – part one, Burgess on Burgess

Anthony Burgess died in 1993, but ‘Anthony Burgess’ lives on in books. Who is he? By Jim Clarke

Mr Burgess’s ‘special students’

Schoolroom humour in ‘Nothing Like The Sun’, by Jim Clarke

The Anthony Burgess cookbook, part 6

Anthony Burgess on the joys of garlic. By Will Carr.

Matchbooks and Earthly Powers

Burgess’s autobiographical borrowings in his most substantial novel

A Glasgow Overture

Orchestral work by Burgess to be performed by Manchester University Symphony Orchestra on 1 October 2011. By Will Carr.

The Anthony Burgess cookbook, part five

Burgess’s memories of sausages, mixed grills and HP sauce. By Will Carr.

The Chinese camphorwood chest

A box for a dead body found in the Burgess Foundation collections. By Will Carr.

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