Luke Davies bibliography explained

List of the published work of Luke Davies, Australian writer.

Novels

• Book: Davies, Luke . Candy . Sydney . Allen & Unwin . 1997 .
• Book: Davies, Luke . 1 . Candy . London . Vintage Books . 1998 . 1st UK .
• (Ballantine Books, New York 1998) ^[1]
• Isabelle the Navigator (Allen & Unwin Publishers, Sydney 2000)
• Isabelle the Navigator (Berkley Books, New York 2002)
• God of Speed (Allen and Unwin, 2008), about Howard Hughes

Children's books

• Magpie (HarperCollins Publishers Australia, Sydney 2010)

Screenplays

• Candy (co-written with Neil Armfield; 2006)
• Air (short film; also directed; 2009)^[2]
• Reclaim (co-written with Carmine Gaeta; 2014)
• Life (2015)
• Lion (2016)
• Beautiful Boy (co-written with Felix Van Groeningen; 2018)
• Catch-22 (miniseries; 2019)
• Angel of Mine (co-written with David Regal; 2019)
• News of the World (co-written with Paul Greengrass; 2020)

Poetry

• Four plots for magnets (Glandular Press, 1982)
• Absolute event horizon : poems (Angus & Robertson, 1994)
• Running with light : poems (Allen & Unwin, 1999)
• Totem : Totem poem plus 40 love poems (Allen & Unwin, 2004) Review
• Interferon psalms: 33 psalms on the 99 names of God (Allen & Unwin, 2011)
• Four plots for magnets (Pitt Street Poetry reissue with additional material, 2013)

Articles

• Davies, Luke . April 2007. Extravagant Stillness: Philip Gröning's 'Into Great Silence' . . 22 .
• Davies, Luke . 1 . March 2008. Heath Ledger, 1979–2008 . . 32 .
• Davies, Luke . 1 . September 2008. The Penalty is Death . . 38 .
• Davies, Luke . 1 . March 2009. Tales of the City . . 43 . 64–66. Film review of Milk, directed by Gus Van Sant.
• Davies, Luke . 1 . April 2009 . Snow falling on vampires . . 44 . 66–68 . 2014-10-31. Film review of Tomas Alfredson's Let the right one in.
• Davies, Luke . 1 . Aug 2014 . Not your Mother Country . Arts & Letters. Film . The Monthly . 103 . 54–55 . ^[3] Reviews Rolf de Heer's Charlie's Country and Iain Forsyth and Jane Pollard's 20,000 Days on Earth.

Notes and References

1. Davies made small but significant changes to the US and UK editions; he considers that the Australian edition, second edition and afterwards, is the definitive version.
2. Web site: AIR by Luke Davies | the Masses . 2017-05-18 . https://web.archive.org/web/20180619062925/http://www.wearethemasses.com/blog/air-by-luke-davies/ . 2018-06-19 . dead .
3. Online version is titled "Troubled souls".