Baron Caccia, in 1959. They have three surviving children, (one deceased, Sonia: 1970–1972), Jessica, Candida and Adam, and live in London. Jessica is married to the BBC journalist David Shukman. Bibliography Novels Inheritance (1992) The Afternoon Sun (1986) Shirley’s Guild (1979) The England Commune (1975) Running Away (1971) The Stranger’s View (1967) Quondam (1965) The Sands of Summer (1963) Owls & Satyrs (1961) Non-fiction Signatures (Encounter Books, 2020) Fault Lines (2015) Treason of the Heart. From Thomas Paine to Kim Philby (2011) Encounter Books, Betrayal: France, the Arabs, and the Jews (2006) A Very Elegant Coup, (2003), a review of the book All the Shah's Men The Strange Death of the Soviet Empire (1995) The War that Never Was: The Fall of the Soviet Empire 1985–1991 (1995) You Can't be Too Careful (1992) The Closed Circle (1989) Cyril Connolly: Journal & Memoir (1983) Paris in the Third Reich (1981) Vienna (1978) Unity Mitford (1976) Evelyn Waugh & his world (1973) The Face of Defeat (1972) The Hungarian Revolution (1969) Next Generation: Travels in Israel (1965) Graham Greene (1963) References Sources Ellen Doon. "Alan Pryce-Jones Papers", Yale, New Haven, Connecticut. May 2003. This also lists some of David Pryce-Jones's British aristocratic connections at the end. Retrieved 28 February 2008. Jenni Frazer. "How Helena’s grandfather was finally recognised as a true hero" The Jewish Chronicle 8 February 2008, narrating how Eduardo Propper de Callejón was recognized as "Righteous Among Nations" recently. Retrieved 28 February 2008. Eric Pace. Alan Pryce-Jones, 91, Editor And Eminent Man of Letters" (obituary). The New York Times, 2 February 2000. Retrieved 28 February 2008. For Pryce-Jones's ancestry Anne Yamey. (May 2003?). Springer and Fould-Springer families of Ansbach. Retrieved 28 February 2008. Gellner, Ernest "Up From Imperialism" pp. 34–36 from The New Republic, Volume 200, Number 21, Issue #3, 879, 22 May 1989. External links Official website – David Pryce-Jones Articles at Commentary David Pryce-Jones's articles at the National Review Terror Tomes: Top books on unconventional warfare – Editorial by David Pryce-Jones in The Wall Street Journal (2006-06-24) David Pryce-Jones Papers. James Marshall and Marie-Louise Osborn Collection, Beinecke Rare Book and Manuscript Library, Yale University. 1936 births Alumni of Magdalen College, Oxford British writers British male journalists Coldstream Guards officers Fellows of the Royal Society of Literature Living people National Review people People educated at Eton College British Jewish writers Fould family