Robert Winder
Robert Winder was literary editor of the INDEPENDENT for five years and deputy editor of Granta magazine. He has written two novels and the bestselling Abacus non-fiction title BLOODY FOREIGNERS.
Previous Books:
The Final Act of Mr Shakespeare, Open Secrets, Bloody Foreigners
Author Bibliography
Open Secrets
9781408703526 $35.00 Paperback - C Format September 2011
A gripping insider's account of the most famous golf tournament in the world, the British Open. (Full details)
The Final Act of Mr Shakespeare
9780349122502 $24.99 Paperback - B Format June 2011
In this fascinating and thrilling novel, Robert Winder brilliantly imagines the writing of Shakespeare's missing royal play, Henry VII, and creates a suspenseful page-turner as well as a literary tour de force. (Full details)
Open Secrets
9781408702079 $55.00 Hardback September 2010
A gripping insider's account of the most famous golf tournament in the world, the British Open (Full details)
The Final Act of Mr Shakespeare
9781408702307 $32.99 Paperback - C Format March 2010
In this fascinating and thrilling novel, Robert Winder brilliantly imagines the writing of Shakespeare's missing royal play, Henry VII, and creates a suspenseful page-turner as well as a literary tour de force. (Full details)
The Final Act of Mr Shakespeare
9781408702062 $49.99 Hardback February 2010
* In this fascinating and thrilling novel, Robert Winder brilliantly imagines the writing of Shakespeare's missing royal play, Henry VII, and creates a suspenseful page-turner as well as a literary tour de force (Full details)
Bloody Foreigners
9780349115665 $27.99 Paperback - B Format July 2005
* The story of immigration to Britain from the Romans to asylum seekers. * A moving and inspiring history which chronicles the remarkable stories of immigration that founded and defined a nation. (Full details)
Bloody Foreigners
9780316861359 $55.00 Paperback - C Format June 2004
* The story of immigration to Britain from the Romans to asylum seekers. * A moving and inspiring history which chronicles the remarkable stories of immigration that founded and defined a nation. (Full details)
