John Fowles was a British novelist and essayist, famous for the quality of his storytelling, with ambiguous endings. John Fowles once said, "I have in any case no memory at all for novels, for their ideas, plots and characters. I could not even reconstitute my own with any accuracy if I were obliged to. I suppose I read as I write." Read more about the life and works of John Fowles.
1. Conversations with John Fowles
by John Fowles, and Dianne L. Vipond (Editor). University Press of Mississippi. In "Conversations with John Fowles," Dianne L. Vipond gathered 20 interviews with John Fowles, including discussions with critics, scholars, and journalists.
2. Timescapes of John Fowles
by Harald William Fawkner. Fairleigh Dickinson University Press.