William Trevor

Pseudonym for William Trevor Cox. Born in Mitchelstown, County Cork, 24 May 1928.

Stage Works

1. The Elephant's Foot (produced 1965).
2. The Girl (televised 1967; produced 1968). 1968.
3. A Night with Mrs. da Tanka (televised 1968; produced 1972). 1972.
4. Going Home (broadcast 1970; produced 1972). 1972.
5. The Old Boys, adaptation of his own novel (produced 1971). 1971.
6. A Perfect Relationship (broadcast 1973; produced 1973). 1976.
7. The 57th Saturday (produced 1973).
8. Marriages (produced 1973). 1973.
9. Scenes from an Album (broadcast 1975; produced 1981). 1981.
10. Beyond the Pale (broadcast 1980).
11. Autumn Sunshine, adaptation of his own story (televised 1981; broadcast
    1982).

RADIO PLAYS:

1. The Penthouse Apartment, 1968;
2. Going Home, 1970;
3. The Boarding House, from his own novel, 1971;
4. A Perfect Relationship, 1973;
5. Scenes from an Album, 1975;
6. Attracta, 1977;
7. Beyond the Pale, 1980;
8. The Blue Dress, 1981;
9. Travellers, 1982;
10. Autumn Sunshine, 1982;
11. The News from Ireland, from his own story, 1986;
12. Events at Drimaghleen, 1988;
13. Running Away, 1988.

TELEVISION PLAYS:

1. The Baby-Sitter, 1965;
2. Walk's End, 1966;
3. The Girl, 1967;
4. A Night with Mrs. da Tanka, 1968;
5. The Mark-2 Wife, 1969;
6. The Italian Table, 1970;
7. The Grass Widows, 1971;
8. Fat White Woman, 1972;
9. The Schoolroom, 1972;
10. Access to the Children, 1973;
11. The General's Day, 1973;
12. Miss Fanshawe's Story, 1973;
13. An Imaginative Woman, from a story by Thomas Hardy, 1973;
14. Love Affair, 1974;
15. Eleanor, 1974;
16. Mrs. Acland's Ghosts, 1975;
17. The Statue and the Rose, 1975;
18. Two Gentle People, from a story by Graham Greene, 1975;
19. The Nicest Man in the World, 1976;
20. Afternoon Dancing, 1976;
21. The Love of a Good woman, from his own story, 1976;
22. The Girl Who Saw a Tiger, 1976;
23. Last Wishes, 1978;
24. Another Weekend, 1978;
25. Memories, 1978;
26. Matilda's England, 1979;
27. The Old Curiosity Shop, from the novel by Dickens, 1979;
28. Secret Orchards, from works by J.R. Ackerley and Diana Petre, 1980;
29. The Happy Autumn Fields, from a story by Elizabeth Bowen, 1980;
30. Elizabeth Alone, from his own novel, 1981;
31. Autumn Sunshine, from his own story, 1981;
32. The Ballroom of Romance, from his own story, 1982;
33. Mrs. Silly (All for Love series), 1983;
34. One of Ourselves, 1983;
35. Broken Homes, from his own story, 1985;
36. The Children of Dynmouth, from his own novel, 1987;
37. August Saturday, from his own novel, 1990.