You are welcome to browse the various pages of the Joseph Connolly Website. Pretty much all the relevant information is here – but the real point of all authors is, of course, just the books (and in particular the novels). It is hoped that these are what you will read next.

Joseph Connolly is the critically acclaimed writer of ten novels published by Faber & Faber (all of which are in print) as well as eleven non-fiction works including biographies of P.G. Wodehouse and Jerome K. Jerome.

Fiction: POOR SOULS, THIS IS IT, STUFF, SUMMER THINGS which was made into an internationally successful film starring Charlotte Rampling, WINTER BREAKS, IT CAN’T GO ON, S.O.S, THE WORKS, LOVE IS STRANGE, JACK THE LAD AND BLOODY MARY.

Non-fiction: COLLECTING MODERN FIRST EDITIONS, P.G. WODEHOUSE: AN ILLUSTRATED BIOGRAPHY, JEROME K. JEROME: A CRITICAL BIOGRAPHY, MODERN FIRST EDITIONS: THEIR VALUE TO COLLECTORS, THE PENGUIN BOOK QUIZ BOOK, CHILDREN’S MODERN FIRST EDITIONS, BESIDE THE SEASIDE, ALL SHOOK UP: A FLASH OF THE FIFTIES, CHRISTMAS, AND HOW TO SURVIVE IT, WODEHOUSE, FABER AND FABER: Eighty Years Of Book Cover Design.

Outside the library in the Victoria & Albert Museum are two glass display cases featuring archive material from Faber and Faber's eighty year history. This is a taster for a full exhibition at the Museum, based upon Joseph Connolly's book FABER AND FABER: EIGHTY YEARS OF BOOK COVER DESIGN. This exhibition will run from April to October 2010.

In 2009, Joseph Connolly was appointed restaurant reviewer for the weekly London newspaper The Hampstead & Highgate Express (Ham & High). Please see the new section in this website which carries all the reviews to date, and will be regularly updated as each new review appears.