Alone (Bodley Head, 1973) The Children of Dynmouth (Bodley Head, 1976) The Distant Past (Poolbeg Press, 1979) Other People's Worlds (Bodley Head, 1980) Fools of Fortune (Bodley Head, 1983) Nights at the Alexandra (Hutchinson, 1987) The Silence in the Garden (Bodley Head, 1988) Two Lives (the two novellas Reading Turgenev and My House in Umbria) (Viking Press, 1991) Felicia's Journey (Viking, 1994) Death in Summer (Viking, 1998) The Story of Lucy Gault (Viking, 2002) Love and Summer (Viking, 2009) The Dressmaker's Child (Penguin Books) Short story collections The Day We Got Drunk on Cake and Other Stories (Bodley Head, 1967) The Ballroom of Romance and Other Stories (Bodley Head, 1972) The Last Lunch of the Season (Covent Garden Press, 1973) Angels at the Ritz and Other Stories (Bodley Head, 1975) Lovers of their Time (Bodley Head, 1978) Beyond the Pale (Bodley Head, 1981) The Stories of William Trevor (Penguin, 1983) The News from Ireland and Other Stories (Bodley Head, 1986) Family Sins and Other Stories (Bodley Head, 1989) Outside Ireland: Selected Stories (Viking, 1992) The Collected Stories (Viking, 1992; Penguin, 1993, 2003) After Rain (Viking, 1996) Cocktails at Doney's (Bloomsbury Classics, 1996) The Hill Bachelors (Viking, 2000) A Bit On the Side (Viking, 2004) Cheating at Canasta (Viking, 2007) Bodily Secrets (Penguin Great Loves, 2007; new selection of stories from earlier collections) The Collected Stories (Viking, 2009) . Selected Stories (Viking, 2010), listed as "the second volume of his collected stories" . Last Stories (Viking, 2018) Short fiction Drama Out of the Unknown: "Walk's End" (1966) Play for Today: O Fat White Woman (1971, adaptation from short story) The Old Boys (Davis-Poynter, 1971) A Night with Mrs da Tanka (Samuel French, 1972) Going Home (Samuel French, 1972) Marriages (Samuel French, 1973) The Ballroom of Romance (Pat O’Connor, 1982) Going Home (Samuel French, 1972) Children's books Juliet's Story (The O'Brien Press, Dublin, 1991) Juliet's Story (Bodley Head, 1992) Non-fiction A Writer's Ireland: Landscape in Literature (Thames & Hudson, 1984) Excursions in the Real World: memoirs (Hutchinson, 1993) As editor The Oxford Book of Irish Short Stories (Oxford University Press, 1989) See also List of winners and shortlisted authors of the Booker Prize for Fiction References Sources External links William Trevor at The British Council William Trevor at Ireland Literature Guide William Trevor at Read Ireland William Trevor at The New Yorker Archival material at Interviews Interview with John Tusa, BBC Radio