Most of Anand's subsequent books, including the novel Private Life Of An Indian Prince (1953), were auto-biographical in nature.
In her subsequent books, most notably in "Plainwater," "Glass, Irony & God" (1995), "Autobiography of Red" (1998), and "The Beauty of the Husband" (2001), Carson developed her interest in sex, identity, and ecstatic transformation, in the form of lyric narratives that often seemed highly personal.
It is one of the two works to which most of the estimated 40,000 subsequent books about JFK are indebted in some way.
Cyril Connolly, in The Modern Movement (1965), followed Greene by referring to Ford's "war trilogy" (though, far from newly appreciating it as such, he patronisingly dismissed the whole book); but most subsequent editors have chosen to view it as a quartet rather than trilogy.
And while subsequent books contain well-made poems, "Unfinished Painting" remains her most satisfying collection, where her formal mastery feels most productively — most desperately — in the service of unmasterable feelings.
His first novel, "The Case Worker," based loosely on his job as a child welfare supervisor, had gained him some renown in Hungary, but his subsequent books — the novels "The City Builder," "The Loser" and "A Feast in the Garden" (his most autobiographical book) and the nonfiction essay "Antipolitics" — could be published only in secret or abroad.
Most subsequent mathematical works refer to them.
The subsequent books sold for increasing amounts.
The four subsequent books take her to California, Hawaii, New York, and Africa.
Subsequent books continued his exploration of Peru's dark places, and his bold experiments in form.
