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

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

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

Burgess’s autobiographical borrowings in his most substantial novel

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

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

Burgess’s infamous cocktail, ‘Hangman’s Blood’. By Will Carr.

Burgess’s copy of Pushkin’s verse novel, acquired while writing A Clockwork Orange.

Burgess and Beckett: intersections. By Andrew Biswell.

Recipes from Burgess’s time in the East: nasi goreng and beef curry.