Books in Order: Delving into the Exciting World of R.F. Delderfield
R.F . Delderfield ( 1912-1972 ): An acclaimed novelist known for his unparalleled historical fiction, R.F. Delderfield was also a prolific playwright and author of several non-fiction books. His works, rich in their portrayal of humanity, history, and liberalism, are fundamental critiques of the shackles of the class system. Known for his straightforward prose, traditional social values, and liberalist politics, Delderfield has a unique approach to storytelling.
His first foray into the world of novels began with All Over the Town, published in 1947. His last original masterstroke was the riveting, Give Us This Day, hitting the bookshelves in 1973.
Delderfield’s writing style stands out for its vivid characterization, intricately woven plots and a remarkable ability to breathe life into historical events. His books, while serving their primary purpose as a source of entertainment, also provide a critical reflection on society’s norms and practices.
Delderfield’s Books in Order
Now, let us embark on an engaging journey through Delderfield’s books in order. The elaborated list takes you through his works in the order of their initial release, and when the need arises, in their chronological order.
Publication Order of Diana Books
| Diana | (1960) |    |
| The Unjust Skies | (1962) | |