Charles Percy Snow (Baron Snow of Leicester) was educated as a chemist and physicist at the universities of Leicester and Cambridge. After scientific research he turned to administration and later held many important public posts. His novel sequence Strangers and Brothers spans the life of its narrator, Lewis Eliot, barrister - and took over 30 years to write.Snow describes the rarefied worlds of academia, Cambridge, the Jewish community and Westminster. He also wrote several critical works including a biography of Trollope.
Genres: Literary Fiction
Series
Strangers and Brothers
1. George Passant (1948)
aka Strangers and Brothers
2. The Light and the Dark (1947)
3. Time of Hope (1949)
4. The Masters (1951)
5. The New Men (1954)
6. Homecomings (1956)
7. The Conscience of the Rich (1958)
8. The Affair (1960)
9. Corridors of Power (1964)
10. The Sleep of Reason (1968)
11. Last Things (1970)
1. George Passant (1948)
aka Strangers and Brothers
2. The Light and the Dark (1947)
3. Time of Hope (1949)
4. The Masters (1951)
5. The New Men (1954)
6. Homecomings (1956)
7. The Conscience of the Rich (1958)
8. The Affair (1960)
9. Corridors of Power (1964)
10. The Sleep of Reason (1968)
11. Last Things (1970)
Novels
Death under Sail (1932)
The Search (1934)
The Malcontents (1972)
In Their Wisdom (1974)
A Coat of Varnish (1979)
The Search (1934)
The Malcontents (1972)
In Their Wisdom (1974)
A Coat of Varnish (1979)
Anthologies edited
Non fiction
The Two Cultures and the Scientific Revolution (1959)
Science and Government (1961)
The Two Cultures, and a Second Look (1963)
A Variety of Men (1967)
The State of Siege (1969)
Public Affairs (1971)
Trollope (1975)
The Realists (1978)
The Physicists (1981)
Science and Government (1961)
The Two Cultures, and a Second Look (1963)
A Variety of Men (1967)
The State of Siege (1969)
Public Affairs (1971)
Trollope (1975)
The Realists (1978)
The Physicists (1981)
Awards
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