ARTICLES WRITTEN BY JULIAN BARNES
In
chronological order:
"Paris in
the Twentieth Century." The New York Review of Books
(27 January 1997)
"How Was It for You?” Time
(International)
(20 July 1998)
[Barnes's take
on the 1998 World Cup]
"A Love
Affair with Color." New York Times Book Review.
(29 November
1998)
"Life
Support." The Observer
(24 February
2002)
[Julian Barnes
and chef Simon Hopkinson discuss their friendship and
love of wine]
"The Worst Reported War Since
the Crimean." The
Guardian
(25 February
2002)
[Julian Barnes
discusses the Falklands war twenty years later]
"French
Farce." Guardian
(3 May 2002)
[Barnes reports from Paris on Jean-Marie Le Pen's surprise success in
the first round of France's presidential election]
"The Art of Suffering." Guardian (London)
11 May 2002
"The Virtues of Precision." Guardian
1 March 2003
"Recipe for Success." Guardian
8 March 2003
"Size Counts." Guardian
15 March 2003
"Secrets of the 10-Minute Maestro." Guardian
22 March 2003
"The Seeds of Rebellion." Guardian
29 March 2003
"Mrs Beeton to the Rescue." Guardian
5 April 2003
"Here's Johnny." Observer
30 November 2003
[Julian Barnes on England's victory in the Rugby World Cup]
"Always There." London Review of
Books
15 December 2005
[On George Braque]
"After the Ball." Times Literary
Supplement 5366
3 February 2006
"The Past Conditional."The New Yorker
25 December 2006 - 1 January 2007
[Barnes writes about family, death, and religion]
"Behind the Gas Lamp." London Review of Books
4 October 2007
[Novels in Three Lines by Félix Fénéon, translated by Luc Sante]
"Flaubert's Last Letters.” Times Literary
Supplement
12 March 2008
[Review of Gustave Flaubert,
CORRESPONDANCE V: janvier 1876 – mai
1880; Edited by Jean Bruneau and Yvan Leclerc]
"Vu de Grande-Bretagne: «Surtout ne changez pas !»” Le Nouvel
Observateur
19 June 2008
[Barnes discusses the roles of England and France in Europe; Translated
by Vanessa Guignery]
"Friends for Faraway Places.” Guardian
14 June 2008
[Barnes selects three books to supplement a walk through Sicily: Norman
Lewis's The Honoured Society (Eland), Michael Dibdin's Blood Rain (Faber), and Goethe's Italian Journey (Penguin Classics)]
"How did she do it?" The Guardian
26 July 2008
[Barnes on Penelope Fitzgerald]
"Authors on Museums: Julian Barnes Is Very Fond of an 'Unknown Man'." Intelligent Life
Autumn 2008
[In the first instalment of "Authors on
Museums", a new series in Intelligent Life magazine, Julian Barnes
chooses a collection in Cefalu, Sicily, on the
strength of one vase, two porcupines and one great painting]
"Brits Abroad." The Guardian
18 October 2008
[On Guy de Maupassant & Algernon Swinburne]