![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() He describes keeping an “observation diary” about her, whom he thinks of as “a rarity,” and his mention of meetings of the “Bug Section” confirms that he is an amateur lepidopterist. The Collector is the story of the abduction and imprisonment of Miranda Grey by Frederick Clegg, told first from his point of view, and then from hers by means of a diary she has kept, with a return in the last few pages to Clegg’s narration of her illness and death.Ĭlegg’s section begins with his recalling how he used to watch Miranda entering and leaving her house, across the street from the town hall in which he worked. This book contains a biography of Fowles, along with explanatory notes about obscure details and references in all of Fowles’ novels.Ĭlick on one of the following or simply scroll down: Note: The following are synopses of John Fowles’ seven novels, taken with permission from Professor James Aubrey’s excellent 1991 book John Fowles: A Reference Companion. ![]()
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