William Boyd opens the door of his house in Chelsea at the ungodly hour, by the standards of author interviews, of 8.30 in the morning. Wearing a white shirt, complete with a pen and glasses in ...

William Boyd: ‘Ulysses is the novel to end all novels’ The ‘Gabriel’s Moon’ author on which of his 18 novels means the most to him, and the book he once loved obsessively ...

William Boyd: ‘Ulysses is the novel to end all novels’ - WRITERS ON READING: The ‘Gabriel’s Moon’ author on which of his 18 novels means the most to him, and the book he once loved ...

Beginning with his first novel, “A Good Man in Africa,” William Boyd has built a reputation over the course of more than four decades as a purveyor of reliably literate, enjoyable commercial ...

William Boyd’s 18th novel gets underway with a formative event — or more precisely, a transformative tragedy. It is 1936 in Oxfordshire, and 6-year-old Gabriel Dax is getting ready to go to ...

William Boyd's cynicism about Amazon MGM Studios' owning the James Bond franchise isn't solely because it's Amazon. Boyd believes the James Bond IP has been in decline for some time now.

William Boyd’s The Romantic, the story of Cashel Greville Ross, 19th century Irish adventurer, is proving a reliably entertaining companion on a sequence of plane and train journeys.

WRITERS ON READING: The ‘Gabriel’s Moon’ author on which of his 18 novels means the most to him, and the book he once loved obsessively William Boyd: ‘Ulysses is the novel to end all novels’ ...