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Zadie Smith

Standalone Works

AuthorZadie Smith
Books11
Status Unknown
Recommended orderPublication
Started2001

Standalone Works is a series by Zadie Smith, started in 2001 with 11 books. If you want to read Zadie Smith's work in order, here are all the books in this series listed chronologically.

Standalone Works

11 Books
White Teeth
2001

White Teeth

Zadie Smith's 2001 novel, "White Teeth," offers you a complex narrative from a contemporary author. This work stands as a notable contribution to the literary scene of its publication year. As a novel, it presents you with a rich tapestry of interwoven stories and characters. You will find an engaging and expansive reading experience.

2001
The Autograph Man
2002

The Autograph Man

Engage with Zadie Smith's novel, first released in 2002. You will encounter a narrative centered around a particular protagonist. Explore the situations and characters within this literary piece.

2002
On Beauty
2005

On Beauty

You are drawn into the lives of two intertwined families, exploring themes of art, academia, and cultural identity. This novel presents a nuanced look at relationships and differing worldviews. Witness the complexities of love, rivalry, and intellectual pursuits. It offers a rich tapestry of human experience and social commentary.

2005
Changing My Mind: Occasional Essays
2009

Changing My Mind: Occasional Essays

You engage with "Changing My Mind: Occasional Essays," a novel by Zadie Smith from 2009. This work presents a distinctive narrative voice. You will find yourself exploring various perspectives offered within its pages, reflecting the author's insightful observations.

2009
NW
2012

NW

You are invited to explore "NW," a novel by Zadie Smith from 2012. This book presents a narrative crafted by a distinguished author. Immerse yourself in a contemporary story set within a specific urban landscape.

2012
Swing Time
2016

Swing Time

You are presented with "Swing Time," a novel by Zadie Smith. This 2016 publication explores themes of friendship and identity. You can follow the interwoven lives of two childhood friends as they navigate their paths.

2016
Feel Free
2018

Feel Free

You explore "Feel Free," a novel by Zadie Smith, published in 2018. This work invites you into the narrative world of an author celebrated for her insightful prose. Engage with a story that reflects the distinctive perspective of this contemporary literary voice.

2018
Intimations
2020

Intimations

Intimations is an essay collection by Zadie Smith published in 2020. Written during the COVID-19 lockdown, it gathers six reflections on time, inequality, race and the human condition. A brief but powerful book from one of contemporary literature's most intelligent voices.

2020
The Fraud
2023

The Fraud

The Fraud is a novel by Zadie Smith published in 2023. Set in Victorian England, it follows Eliza Touchet, housekeeper to a mediocre novelist, as she observes the famous Tichborne Claimant trial. A novel about truth, identity and the lies we construct to survive.

2023
The Wife of Willesden
2023

The Wife of Willesden

The Wife of Willesden is a novella by Zadie Smith published in 2023. A modern adaptation of Chaucer's Wife of Bath set in contemporary north London. A story about love, infidelity and life in a multicultural community narrated with Smith's characteristic humor and sharpness.

2023

Frequently Asked Questions

How many books are in the Standalone Works series? +

The Standalone Works series by Zadie Smith has 11 books.

In what order should I read the Standalone Works books? +

The recommended way to read Standalone Works is in publication order. The first book is White Teeth.

Is the Standalone Works series finished? +

The Standalone Works series currently has 11 published books.

What is the first book in the Standalone Works series? +

The first book in the Standalone Works series is "White Teeth", published in 2001.

Is Standalone Works worth reading? +

Standalone Works is one of the most acclaimed series in its genre, written by Zadie Smith. With 11 books, it offers a rich and well-developed story that has captivated readers worldwide.

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