The Second Quartet (1): The Stranger from the Sea, The Miller's Dance.

Bella Poldark (1818-20): The Last Poldark.

The Twisted Sword (1815 – 1990): Deliver us from swords and curs.

The Loving Cup (1813-15): Demelza's courage.

The Miller’s Dance (1812-13): Alive with history.

The Stranger from the Sea (1810-11): A Falling Off.

The Angry Tide (1798-99) 2: Failure in London Elizabeth’s death.

The Angry Tide (1798-99) 1: A Murder brings A Reprieve.

The Four Swans (1795-97): “There is no transference - can be no transference - of experience”.

The Black Moon (1794-95) 2: Violence the basis of order Coerced marriage as continual rape.

The Black Moon (1794-95) 1: Re-entry, the land, politics, love & marriage, young woman for sale.

Warleggan (1792-1793): Unabiding Renegade, Sexual Possession, The power of life and death.

Jeremy Poldark (1790-1791): In the Midst of Life there is Death.

Demelza (1788-1790) 2: Teaching the novel, A Young Lady's Entrance into the World.

Demelza (1788-1790) 1: Mistress Poldark, Herstory.

Ross Poldark (1783-87) 2: Teaching the novel, On the pleasures & uses of popular historical fiction & romance.

Ross Poldark (Cornwall 1783-87) 1: The Revenant.

An Annotated Bibliography of all Graham's Writing. Online information about Winston Graham, his Poldark and other novels.

''I have a right to choose my own life:' Liberty in Winston Graham's Poldark Novels' An 18th Century Conference paperĪnd Disability in Graham's Poldark and historical fiction novels.

Liberty in historical, post-colonial and rewritten novels set in the long 18th century: A call for papers.

A list, a a paper, archive, website, annotated bibliography.

Godolphin House, Cornwall (used as Trenwith, the Poldark family home in 1975-76 BBC Poldark mini-series) There are also blogs on his mystery and suspense novels, On the film adaptations of the Poldark series.

You will here find all my blogs on Graham's Poldark series in the order the novels occur. I find Graham's Poldark cycle to be superior 20th century historical fiction set in the 18th century.

My particular interest is in his historical fiction and its accompanying film adaptations. I am neither selling any of his books nor am I sure I'm a fan. The academic criticism that I've found is about his mystery and I did find one Literary Society (linked in below) that I have joined. Macmillan to sell books, or are fan websites. While there are on-line websites about Graham, the central ones I've found are commercial, set up by Pan Gentle reader, this part of my website is meant as a handy place for people to find evaluativeĬommentary on a worthy body of work neglected by academics: the historical fiction and non-fiction of Winston Graham.

The Poldark series and other fiction and non-fiction by Winston Graham Historical Fiction and Film adaptations: Winston Graham

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