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| NOVELS |
| 2007 is Rumer Godden's Centenary Year and please watch the press for new editions of the books. |
| Chinese Puzzle |
| The Lady and the Unicorn |
| Black Narcissus* |
| Breakfast with the Nikolides* |
| Rungli-Rungliot (Thus Far, and No Farther) |
| Take Three Tenses: A Fugue in Time |
| The River* |
| A Candle for St. Jude |
| A Breath of Air |
| Kingfishers Catch Fire* |
| An Episode of Sparrows |
| Mooltiki: Stories and Poems from India |
| The Greengage Summer* |
| China Court |
| The Battle of the Villa Fiorita |
| Swans and Turtles (short stories) |
| In This House of Brede |
| The Peacock Spring |
| Five for Sorrow, Ten for Joy |
| The Dark Horse |
| Thursday's Children |
| Pippa Passes |
| Coromandel Sea Change |
| Cromartie versus the God Shiva |
| * denotes books which are currently in print, published by Pan MacMillan, copies of which are available from Amazon and major book sellers. |
| DVDs |
| The
River (1951) ... aka Fleuve, Le Released by The Criterion Collection, The River also contains the biographical documentary of Rumer Godden made by the BBC for Bookmark and filmed in India with her daughter Jane. The River was directed by Jean Renoir and is being shown this year at the Cannes Film Festival in the Classics Events. |
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Narcissus (1947) Also from The Criterion Collection, a restored edition of the classic Black Narcissus, directed by Michael Powell and Emeric Pressburger, and starring Deborah Kerr. Both DVD releases are available from Amazon. |