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His third novel, The Devil’s Garden, has recently been published and copies are now available from Amazon. There is a short film about the book here and an an article in The Guardian that explains some of the background.
The first reviews for The Devil's Garden are collected here
Edward Docx's second novel – entitled Self Help in the UK and Pravda in the US – won The Geofrey Faber Prize and was long listed for the Man Booker. Amazon (USA) listed Pravda as one of the best books of the year (2008) and Docx was named as one of the 21 most gifted young writers from around the world by The Hay Festival committee.
His first novel, The Calligrapher, was cited by The San Francisco Chronicle as a best book of the year (2004) and was a finalist in The William Saroyan Prize (Stanford) and The Guilford (London).
Edward Docx lives and works in London.
