Two-time Booker Prize-shortlisted novelist David Lodge has died at the age of 89, his publisher said, APA reports citing Independent.
His family said they were “very proud” of the writer, known for his plays, memoirs, TV scripts, and books, including Small World and Nice Works which were nominated for the famous literary award.
The two novels followed on from his debut campus novel, Changing Places, subtitled A Tale Of Two Campuses (1975), the first in a trilogy series about a fictional university.
The author taught in the English department at the University of Birmingham between 1960 and 1987 before retiring to focus on writing.
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