for Devil May Care. 2010 Honorary doctorate, University of Hertfordshire. 2010 City of Zaragoza Award for Fiction (winner) for Birdsong. 2014 Bollinger Everyman Award (shortlist) for Jeeves and the Wedding Bells 2016 Tolstoy Prize, Moscow (shortlist) for Birdsong. 2018 Specsavers National Book Awards UK Author (shortlist) for Paris Echo. Bibliography The French (Charles Hartmann) Trilogy The Girl at the Lion d'Or (1989) Birdsong (1993) Charlotte Gray (1999) Other novels A Trick of the Light (1984) A Fool's Alphabet (1992) On Green Dolphin Street (2001) Human Traces (2005) Engleby (2007) Devil May Care (2008) A Week in December (2009) A Possible Life (2012) Jeeves and the Wedding Bells (2013) [https://www.sebastianfaulks.com/book/where-my-heart-used-to-beat/ Where My Heart Used to Beat (2015) Paris Echo (2018) Snow Country (2021) Non-fiction The Fatal Englishman (1996) Pistache (2006) Faulks on Fiction: Great British Characters and the Secret Life of the Novel (2011) Pistache Returns (2016) References External links The Guardian article "All in the Mind" 21 August 2005 BBC interview (video, 45 mins) 30 August 2001 Guardian profile of Faulks 13 July 2007 'Novel People', review of Faulks on Fiction in the Oxonian Review'' 1953 births Living people Alumni of Emmanuel College, Cambridge British Book Award winners British male journalists Commanders of the Order of the British Empire Fellows of the Royal Society of Literature People educated at Elstree School People educated at Wellington College, Berkshire People from Shaw-cum-Donnington 20th-century English novelists 21st-century British novelists British male novelists Contestants on University Challenge 20th-century English male writers 21st-century English male writers