A Dance to the Music of Time

The action takes place in London high society in the late 1920s, focusing on a handful of inter-connected events which illustrate the flowing and weaving nature of the passage of time.  Book 2 of series

Now a screenwriter at Warner Brothers' in Teddington, Nick is drawn into the world of Lady Molly and her numerous Tolland nieces and nephews, where he meets Isobel Tolland, his future wife.  Book 4 of series.

The story follows the composer Hugh Moreland, his fiancee Matilda, and the critic Maclintick and his wife, Audrey, whose unhappy marriage forms a key part of the narrative.  Book 5 of series.

6th in series; Sequel to: 'Casanova's Chinese Restaurant' (2630) In the dying fall of the period between the wars, Nick is carried on the tide of events whilst seeking to do the honourable thing.

As stately homes are requisitioned by the armed forces the social hierarchy is rearranged. Personal traits, concealed in peacetime, emerge and individuals, propelled by force of will, take charge. Book 7 of series.

Nicholas Jenkins returns to his old university library during the winter of 1945 to undertake research for a book about Robert Burton. Quiggin is starting a literary magazine called Fission, which is to be funded by Erridge ... except that Erridge dies suddenly.  Book 10 of series.

The main characters, who are now middle-aged, meet up at a cultural conference in Venice.  Book 11 of series.

The decline and fall of Kenneth Widmerpool, told with comic precision.  Book 12 of series.