What has the author Robertson Davies written?

Answer 1

Robertson Davies has written:

'Hunting Stuart and The Voice of the People'

'Undernes verden'

'Undernes verden'

'Hvad Man i Ungdommen nemmer'

'A jig for the gypsy'

'Bathia Pizomeno'

'The Merry Heart Selections 1980 - 1995'

'The Saltertow trilogy'

'Un hombre astuto'

'O quinto personagem'

'Murther & walking spirits' -- subject(s): Fiction, Family

'A gathering of ghost stories' -- subject(s): Canadian Ghost stories

'Graham Greene (1904-1991)'

'A voice from the attic'

'Thirty years at Stratford' -- subject(s): Stratford Festival (Ont.), History

'The Salterton Trilogy' -- subject(s): Accessible book, Canadian Didactic fiction

'La lira di Orfeo'

'Shakespeare for young players' -- subject(s): Study, Juvenile literature

'En klog Mand'

'An introduction to the twenty-first Toronto Antiquarian Book Fair' -- subject(s): Anecdotes

'Leaven of Malice'

'Leaven of malice'

'The quotable Robertson Davies' -- subject(s): Quotations, Canadian Quotations

'Engel im Kopf'

'The Canada of myth and reality' -- subject(s): Canadian literature

'Shakespeare's boy actors' -- subject(s): Theater, History, Stage history, Characters, Women, Child actors, Relations with actors

'One half of Robertson Davies' -- subject(s): Speeches, addresses, etc., Canadian

'Orfeus lyra'

'One half of Robertson Davies ; provocative pronouncements on a wide range of topics'

'En klog Mand'

'Curiosity Recaptured'

'What do you see in the mirror?' -- subject(s): LSD (Drug), Hallucinogenic drugs

'The manticore' -- subject(s): Canadians, Death, Fathers, Fiction, Jungian psychology, Magicians, Psychotherapist and patient, Fiction in English

'Dickens Digested' -- subject(s): Canadian Ghost stories

'Question time'

'Eros at breakfast'

'The W. L. Grant Fellowship in adult education' -- subject(s): W. L. Grant Fellowship

'Happy alchemy' -- subject(s): History and criticism, Aesthetics, Drama, Music, Reviews, Theater, Opera, Books

'Den femte rollen'

'Fortune, My Foe and Eros at Breakfast'

'Le monde des merveilles'

'Manticora'

'De manticor'

'Le manticore'

'Marchbanks' almanack'

'The great Queen is amused' -- subject(s): Canadian Ghost stories

'Os Anjos Rebeldes'

'Fifty years of theatre in Canada' -- subject(s): Theater, History

'Sumo innun namja ='

'Lira Orfeusza'

'Wandelnde Schatten'

'Mundo de maravillas'

'Curiosity - that's the secret'

'Playwrights and plays' -- subject(s): English drama, History and criticism

'Les anges rebelles'

'El quinto personaje'

'A mixture of frailties' -- subject(s): Fiction, Singers, Opera

'Reading and writing' -- subject(s): Authorship, Books and reading, Authors and readers

'What's bred in the bone' -- subject(s): Fiction, Art forgers, Didactic fiction

'The diary and table talk of Samuel Marchbanks'

'Leaven of malice'

'Il mondo delle meraviglie'

'Shakespeare over the port' -- subject(s): Appreciation

'Animal U.' -- subject(s): Fiction, Animals, Universities and colleges

'L' objet du scandale'

'It does no good to be afraid'

'Tempest-tost'

'O quinto personagem'

'Gobanme no otoko'

'Welt der Wunder'

'Robertson Davies' -- subject(s): Authorship, Interviews

'Das Fabelwesen'

'Overlaid' -- subject(s): Canadian drama

'On being a professional' -- subject(s): Arts, Professional ethics

'Ben Jonson and alchemy' -- subject(s): Alchemy in literature, Criticism and interpretation

'The well-tempered critic' -- subject(s): Theater, Reviews, History, History and criticism, Books, Canada, Ontario, Canadian literature (English), 20th century, Addresses, essays, lectures, Stratford, Canadian literature

Answer 2

Robertson Davies was a Canadian writer best known for his novels, including "The Deptford Trilogy" which consists of "Fifth Business," "The Manticore," and "World of Wonders." He also wrote other notable works such as "What's Bred in the Bone" and "The Rebel Angels." Davies was acclaimed for his complex characters and intellectual prose.

Answer 3

David Protheroe Davies has written:

'Diwinyddiaeth ar waith' -- subject(s): Christianity and politics

'Gwir Dduw o wir Dduw'