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D.J. Taylor Books in Order
D.J. Taylor is a critically acclaimed critic, novelist, and biographer. He studied Modern History at St John's College, Oxford, where his academic foundation fostered a lifelong passion for writing. Taylor's impressive career was marked by the 2003 Whitbread Biography Award, which he received for his comprehensive life of George Orwell. As a respected voice in the literary world, he contributes regularly to prominent publications such as <i>The Daily Telegraph</i>, <i>The Guardian</i>, <i>The Independent</i>, <i>New Statesman</i>, and <i>The Spectator</i>. In his personal life, Taylor is married to the novelist Rachel Hore, and together they have three sons.
Bibliography verified: April 2026
Quick Answer
What are all of D.J. Taylor's book series? D.J. Taylor has written 2 book series. The most notable is the Non-Fiction series.
Complete series list with all books in reading order below.
Book Series by D.J. Taylor
- #1
A Vain Conceit(1989) - #2
After the War(1993) - #3
Thackeray(1999) - #4
Orwell(2003) - #5
Bright Young People(2007) - #6
On The Corinthian Spirit(2010) - #7
What You Didn't Miss(2012) - #8
The Prose Factory(2016) - #9
The New Book of Snobs(2017) - #10
'Rock and Roll is Life'(2018) - #11
The Lost Girls(2019) - #12
On 1984(2019) - #13
My Favorite Year of Football Writing(1993)
- #1
Great Eastern Land(1986) - #2
Real Life(1992) - #3
English Settlement(1996) - #4
Trespass(1998) - #5
The Comedy Man(2002) - #6Kept(2006)
- #7Ask Alice(2009)
- #8
At the Chime of a City Clock(2010) - #9
Derby Day(2011) - #10
Secondhand Daylight(2012) - #11
The Windsor Faction(2013) - #12
From the Heart(2014) - #13
After Bathing at Baxter's(1997) - #14
Wrote for Luck(2014)
About D.J. Taylor
D.J. Taylor is a critically acclaimed critic, novelist, and biographer. He studied Modern History at St John's College, Oxford, where his academic foundation fostered a lifelong passion for writing. Taylor's impressive career was marked by the 2003 Whitbread Biography Award, which he received for his comprehensive life of George Orwell. As a respected voice in the literary world, he contributes regularly to prominent publications such as <i>The Daily Telegraph</i>, <i>The Guardian</i>, <i>The Independent</i>, <i>New Statesman</i>, and <i>The Spectator</i>. In his personal life, Taylor is married to the novelist Rachel Hore, and together they have three sons.
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