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ⓘ About Michel Faber
“The Crimson Petal and the White”, is undoubtedly any thriller lover’s paradise. In fact, the first two sentences speak for the author’s introduction – Watch your step. Keep your wits about you; you will need them. We are talking about none other than famous fiction writer Michel Faber. This Dutch born writer had quite journey of life. Though, he doesn’t consider himself as a Dutch. He publicly admits that he doesn’t have any joyful memories of his first 7 years of life. “I don’t remember any of it,” he says. “But other family members have since filled me in on things that were going on in my family and I’m sure it wasn’t a healthy environment.” Michel Faber was born in The Hague, Netherlands on April 13, 1960.
All Book Series by Michel Faber
Not One More Death
Series opener · book 1 of 2 · published 2006 Co-authored · John Le Carre,Harold Pinter,Richard Dawkins
Dream Angus: The Celtic God of Dreams
Series opener · book 1 of 2 · published 2006 Anthology · Alexander McCall Smith
David Mitchell: Critical Essays
Series opener · book 1 of 10 · published 2011 Anthology · Sarah Dillon
Maggie Gee: Critical Essays
Book 2 of 10 · published 2015 Anthology · Sarah Dillon
China Miéville: Critical Essays
Book 3 of 10 · published 2015 Anthology · China Miéville,Roger Luckhurst,Sherryl Vint,Caroline Edwards,Joe Sutliff Sanders,Matthew Sangster,Jr.,Paul March-Russell,Tony Venezia,Raphael Zähringer,Dougal McNeill,Ben De Bruyn,Anthony F. Lang,Mark P. Williams
Adam Roberts: Critical Essays
Book 4 of 10 · published 2016 Anthology · Christos Callow Jr.
Rupert Thomson: Critical Essays
Book 5 of 10 · published 2016 Anthology · Iain Robinson,Rupert Thomson,John McAuliffe,Kaye Mitchell,Rebecca Pohl,Christopher Vardy,Robert Duggan,Rhona Gordon
Tom McCarthy: Critical Essays
Book 6 of 10 · published 2016 Anthology · Dennis Duncan
M. John Harrison: Critical Essays
Book 7 of 10 · published 2019 Anthology · M. John Harrison,Rob Latham,Mark Bould,James Machin,Paul Kincaid,Tim Etchells,Chris Pak,Nick Freeman,Fred Botting,Rhys Williams,Graham Fraser,Ryan Elliott,Christina Scholz,Vassili Christodoulou,Timothy Jarvis,Nicholas Prescott
Nicola Barker: Critical Essays
Book 8 of 10 · published 2020 Anthology · Nicola Barker,Christopher Vardy,Berthold Schoene,Ben Masters,Daniel Marc Janes,Len Platt,Ginette Carpenter,Beccy Kennedy,Huw Marsh,Alice Bennett,Eleanor Byrne
Sarah Hall: Critical Essays
Latest in the series · book 10 of 10 · published 2022 Anthology · Alexander Beaumont,Elke D’hoker
? Frequently Asked Questions
Who is Michel Faber?
“The Crimson Petal and the White”, is undoubtedly any thriller lover’s paradise. In fact, the first two sentences speak for the author’s introduction – Watch your step. Keep your wits about you; you will need them.
Which Michel Faber series should I start with?
The best place to start is the Contemporary Writers: Critical Essays series, the earliest of Michel Faber's multi-book series: it opens with David Mitchell: Critical Essays (2011) and runs to 10 books across 2011–2022, ending with Sarah Hall: Critical Essays (2022).
How many books has Michel Faber written?
Michel Faber has 33 books catalogued in this guide, published between 1981 and 2023. 13 of them belong to 3 named series — the largest being the Contemporary Writers: Critical Essays series with 10 books — and 20 are standalone titles, collections or anthologies.
In what order should Michel Faber's series be read?
Read each series in publication order — the numbered entries in each series follow the year each book first appeared. Michel Faber's series do not depend on one another, so they can be started in any order; by start date they are Shorts: The Macallan "Scotland on Sunday" Short Story Collection (2002, 1 book), Myths (2006, 2 books) and Contemporary Writers: Critical Essays (2011–2022, 10 books).
How are Michel Faber's books organised into series?
This guide splits Michel Faber's 33 books into 3 named series and 20 titles that stand alone or appear only in collections: Contemporary Writers: Critical Essays (10 books, 2011–2022); Myths (2 books, 2006); Shorts: The Macallan "Scotland on Sunday" Short Story Collection (1 book, 2002).