Vanity Fair, September 21, 2010
...Until now, the private man behind the iconic stories has largely remained an enigma. For his new book, Storyteller: The Authorized Biography of Roald Dahl (Simon & Schuster; September 14), Donald Sturrock was granted unprecedented access to ...
Vanity Fair, September 20, 2010
...behind the iconic stories has largely remained an enigma. For his new book, (Simon & Schuster; September 14), Donald Sturrock was granted unprecedented access to Dahl?s mostly unpublished archives?hundreds of manuscripts and thousands of ...
Joplin Globe, September 17, 2010
...a children’s author. Writers of adult books É not so much. The author of this 600-page book, “Storyteller: The Authorized Biography of Roald Dahl,” is Donald Sturrock, who is apparently saying many unkind things about Dahl, perhaps ...
Guardian.co.uk, September 10, 2010
...biography of the man who transformed children's literatureNo matter how you spin it – and at times Donald Sturrock spins quite hard – Roald Dahl was an absolute sod. Crashing through life like a big, bad child he managed to alienate ...
Guardian.co.uk, September 10, 2010
...Human Chain by Seamus Heaney, Bomber Country by Daniel Swift and Storyteller: The Life of Roald Dahl by Donald Sturrock "In Human Chain , the first collection from Seamus Heaney since he suffered a stroke in 2006, the completeness of the ...
The Scotsman, September 4, 2010
...proposed documentary about him. Did he really think that? Possibly not. But by the time you've followed Donald Sturrock's superb biography of Dahl into his triumphant late sixties, you know that's exactly what he would have said, daring the ...
Sydney Morning Herald, August 9, 2010
...Britain's Royal Air Force in the early 1940s is detailed in the first authorised biography of Dahl, Storyteller: The Life of Roald Dahl, by Donald Sturrock. Antoinette Haskell, a wealthy friend of Dahl's who looked up to him as a brother ...
Asian Age, August 8, 2010
...a young, handsome and dashing RAF officer in the early 1940s is detailed in a new book by Donald Sturrock, Storyteller: The Life of Roald Dahl. Antoinette Haskell, a wealthy friend of Dahl’s who looked up to him as a brother even though he ...
Sydney Morning Herald, August 8, 2010
...Britain's Royal Air Force in the early 1940s is detailed in the first authorised biography of Dahl, Storyteller: The Life of Roald Dahl, by Donald Sturrock. Antoinette Haskell, a wealthy friend of Dahl's who looked up to him as a brother ...
Brisbane Times, August 8, 2010
...Britain's Royal Air Force in the early 1940s is detailed in the first authorised biography of Dahl, Storyteller: The Life of Roald Dahl, by Donald Sturrock. Antoinette Haskell, a wealthy friend of Dahl's who looked up to him as a brother ...
Melbourne Age, August 8, 2010
...Britain's Royal Air Force in the early 1940s is detailed in the first authorised biography of Dahl, Storyteller: The Life of Roald Dahl, by Donald Sturrock. Antoinette Haskell, a wealthy friend of Dahl's who looked up to him as a brother ...
Yahoo! India, August 8, 2010
...a young, handsome and dashing RAF officer in the early 1940s is detailed in a new book by Donald Sturrock, Storyteller: The Life of Roald Dahl. Antoinette Haskell, a wealthy friend of Dahl's who looked up to him as a brother even though he ...
Irish Independent, August 8, 2010
...a young, handsome and dashing RAF officer in the early 1940s is detailed in a new book by Donald Sturrock, Storyteller: The Life Of Roald Dahl. Antoinette Haskell, a wealthy friend of Dahl's who looked up to him as a brother -- even though, ...