Let's Talk Talking Books

Bibliographies and Resources

Bibliographies

Alan Isler:

• Clerical Errors (Jonathan Cape 2001)
• The Bacon Fancier: Four Tales (Vintage 1998)
• Kraven Images (Jonathan Cape 1996)
• The Prince of West End Avenue (Jonathan Cape 1995)

Bernice Rubens:

• The Sergeant's Tale (Little, Brown 2003)
• Nine Lives (Little, Brown 2002)
• Milwaukee (Little, Brown 2001)
• I, Dreyfus (Little, Brown 1999)
• The Waiting Game (Little, Brown 1997)
• Yesterday in the Back Lane (Little, Brown 1995)
• Hijack (Samuel French 1993)
• Autobiopsy (Sinclair Stevenson 1993)
• Mother Russia (Chapmans 1992)
• A Solitary Grief (Sinclair Stevenson 1991)
• Go Tell The Lemming (Hamish Hamilton 1990)
• Kingdom Come (Hamish Hamilton 1990)
• Our Father (Hamish Hamilton 1987)
• Mr Wakefield's Crusade (1985) (Abacus 2001)
• Brothers (1983) (Abacus 1987)
• Birds of Passage (Hamish Hamilton 1981)
• Spring Sonata (W. H. Allen 1979)
• A Five-Year Sentence (1978) (Abacus 1987)
• The Ponsonby Post (1977) (Warner Books 1986)
• I Sent a Letter To My Love (1975) (Abacus 1988)
• Go Tell the Lemming (Cape 1973)
• Sunday Best (1971) (Abacus 1988)
• The Elected Member (1969) (Abacus 1987)
• Mate in Three (Eyre & Spottiswoode 1966)
• Madame Sousatzka (1962) (Time Warner 1989)
• Set on Edge (Eyre & Spottiswoode 1960)

Resources

Alan Isler:

Review of The Bacon Fancier in The Richmond Review
http://www.richmondreview.co.uk/boks/opnoncit.html

Review of Kraven Images
http://polaris.nova.edu/~alford/reviews/isler.html

Bernice Rubens:

Review of The Sergean's Tale
http://books.guardian.co.uk/reviews/ (18/10/03)

Review of Yesterday in the Back Lane
http://lit4lib.artshost.com/rubens.htm

Undated interview with Bernice Rubens from Cardiff University alumni magazine
http://www.cf.ac.uk/alumni/news/magazine/

Profile and bibliography of Bernice Rubens from the British Council
http://www.contemporarywriters.com

Resources for the Visually Impaired:

Audio tapes for the visually impaired are available from the KC Shasha Centre for Talking News and Books. For more information telephone +44 (0)208 880 224 or e-mail audioe@jcare.org.

The KC Shasha Centre is part of Jewish Care
http://www.jewishcare.org/

The KC Shasha Centre is acting in partnership with the Jewish Braille Institute of America
http://www.jewishbraille.org/

The Braille Bookstore

http://www.braillebookstore.com/

Free audio books for the blind
http://kenwilson.bizzydays.com/

A useful set of links to web-based resources for the blind
http://www.seidata.com/~marriage/rbbook.html