KING, Francis (Henry)

KING, Francis (Henry). Also writes as Frank Cauldwell. British (born Switzerland), b. 1923. Genres: Novels, Poetry, Travel/Exploration. Career: Theatre reviewer, Sunday Telegraph, London, 1978-88; Regional Director, British Council, Kyoto, Japan, 1958-62; President, Intl P.E.N., 1985-89, vice president, 1989-; Spectator, literary reviewer, 1976-. Publications: To the Dark Tower, 1946; Never Again, 1947; An Air That Kills, 1948; The Dividing Stream, 1951; Rod of Incantation, 1952; The Dark Glasses, 1954; (as Frank Cauldwell) The Firewalkers: A Memoir, 1956; The Widow, 1957; (ed) Introducing Greece, 1957; The Man on the Rock, 1957; So Hurt and Humiliated, 1959; The Custom House, 1961; The Japanese Umbrella, 1964; The Last of the Pleasure Gardens, 1965; The Waves behind the Boat, 1967; The Brighton Belle, 1968; A Domestic Animal, 1970; Japan, 1970; Flights, 1973; A Game of Patience, 1974; The Needle, 1975; Christopher Isherwood, 1976; Hard Feelings, 1976; Danny Hill, 1977; E.M. Forster and His World, 1978; The Action, 1978; Indirect Method, 1980; Act of Darkness, 1983; Voices in an Empty Room, 1984; One Is a Wanderer, 1985; Frozen Music, 1987; The Woman Who Was God, 1988; Punishments, 1989; Visiting Cards, 1990; A Literary Companion to Florence, 1991; The Ant Colony, 1991; Secret Lives, 1991; Yesterday Came Suddenly, 1993; The One and Only, 1994; Ash on an Old Man's Sleeve, 1996; A Hand at the Shutter, 1996; Dead Letters, 1997; Prodigies, 2001; The Nick of Time, 2003. Address: 19 Gordon Pl, London W8 4JE, England. Online address: [email protected]