David Lodge
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David Lodge (1935 - ) is a British author whose novels often satirize academia in general,
and the humanities in particular. He taught English at the University of Birmingham from 1960 until 1987.
His fictional locales include the town of "Rummidge", modeled after Birmingham where he currently resides,
and the equally imaginary US state of "Euphoria", situated between the states of "North California" and "South
California". Euphorias State University is located in the city of "Plotinus", right across the Bay from "Esseph".
Several of his books have been adapted into television series.
Novels
The Picturegoers - 1960
Ginger You're Barmy - 1962
The British Museum Is Falling Down - 1965
Out of the Shelter - 1970
Changing Places - 1975
How Far Can You Go? - 1980
Small World: An Academic Romance - 1984
Nice Work - 1988
Paradise News - 1991
Therapy - 1995
Home Truths - novella, 1999
Thinks ... - 2001
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