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It lists representative authors and three-work sequences within each trilogy, covering thematic or clerical, colonial, philosophical, psychological, myth-history, and historical arcs. 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Scenes of Clerical Life  \n2. Adam Bede  \n3. The Mill on the Floss  \nMODERN AGE ( 1901–1945) Joseph Conrad  \nMalay Trilogy  \n1. Almayer’s Folly  \n2. An Outcast of the Islands  \n3. Lord Jim  \nD. H. Lawrence  \nBrangwen ( Marriage) Trilogy  \n1. The Rainbow  \n2. Women in Love  \n3. Lady Chatterley’s Lover  \nDorothy Richardson  \nPilgrimage Trilogy (first three novels)  \n1. Pointed Roofs  \n2. Backwater  \n3. Honeycomb  \nEvelyn Waugh  \nSword of Honour Trilogy  \n1. Men at Arms  \n2. Officers and Gentlemen  \n3. Unconditional Surrender  \nGraham Greene  \nCatholic Trilogy  \n1. Brighton Rock  \n2. The Power and the Glory  \n3. The Heart of the Matter  \nTRANSITIONAL / LATE MODERNISM  \nSamuel Beckett  \nThe Trilogy  \n1. Molloy  \n2. Malone Dies  \n3. The Unnamable  \nC. P. Snow  \nStrangers and Brothers Trilogy (core segment)  \n1. Time of Hope  \n2. The Masters  \n3. The New Men  \nPOSTCOLONIAL LITERATURE  \nChinua Achebe  \nAfrican Trilogy  \n1. Things Fall Apart  \n2. No Longer at Ease  \n3. Arrow of God  \nNgũgĩ wa Thiong’o  \nEarly African Trilogy  \n1. Weep Not, Child  \n2. The River Between  \n3. A Grain of Wheat  \nV. S. Naipaul  \nTrinidad Trilogy  \n1. Miguel Street  \n2. The Mystic Masseur  \n3. The Suffrage of Elvira  \nDoris Lessing  \nChildren of Violence Trilogy (first three novels)  \n1. Martha Quest  \n2. A Proper Marriage  \n3. A Ripple from the Storm  \nPOSTMODERN AGE ( 1960 onwards) John Fowles  \nThematic Trilogy  \n1. The Collector  \n2. The Magus  \n3. Daniel Martin  \nJ. R. R. Tolkien  \nThe Lord of the Rings  \n1. The Fellowship of the Ring  \n2. The Two Towers  \n3. The Return of the King  \nMargaret Atwood  \nMaddAddam Trilogy  \n1. Oryx and Crake  \n2. The Year of the Flood  \n3. MaddAddam  \nJ. M. Coetzee  \nJesus Trilogy  \n1. The Childhood of Jesus  \n2. The Schooldays of Jesus  \n3. The Death of Jesus  \nINDIAN LITERATURE TRILOGIES  \nR. K. Narayan  \nMalgudi Trilogy (strict developmental trilogy)  \n1. Swami and Friends—1935  \n2. The Bachelor of Arts—1937  \n3. The English Teacher—1945  \nRaja Rao  \nPhilosophical / Spiritual Trilogy (thematic)  \n1. Kanthapura—1938  \n2. The Serpent and the Rope—1960  \n3. The Cat and Shakespeare—1965  \nMulk Raj Anand  \nSocial Protest Trilogy (thematic)  \n1. Untouchable—1935  \n2. Coolie—1936  \n3. Two Leaves and a Bud— 1937  \nAnita Desai  \nPsychological / Alienation Trilogy (thematic)  \n1. Cry, the Peacock—1963  \n2. Voices in the City—1965  \n3. Fire on the Mountain—1977  \nAmitav Ghosh  \nThe Ibis Trilogy (strict historical trilogy)  \n1. Sea of Poppies—2008  \n2. River of Smoke—2011  \n3. Flood of Fire—2015  \nSalman Rushdie  \nNation / History Trilogy (thematic)  \n1. Midnight’s Children—1981  \n2. Shame—1983  \n3. The Moor’s Last Sigh—1995  \nRohinton Mistry  \nParsi Experience Trilogy (thematic)  \n1. Such a Long Journey—1991  \n2. A Fine Balance—1995  \n3. 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Drapier  \n● Drapier’s Letters ( 1724)  \nJoseph Addison → Mr. Spectator  \n● Essays in The Spectator ( 1711–1712)  \nRichard Steele → Isaac Bickerstaff / Sir Roger de Coverley  \n● Essays in The Tatler  \n● Essays in The Spectator  \nDaniel Defoe → Andrew Moreton  \n● Every-Body’s Business Is No-Body’s Business","cbCaiaBEbgW8BGwh","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiaBEbgW8BGwh","pdf",296027,31,"English","# LATE VICTORIAN AGE (1870–1901)\n## George Eliot\n## MODERN AGE (1901–1945)\n## TRANSITIONAL / LATE MODERNISM\n## POSTCOLONIAL LITERATURE\n## POSTMODERN AGE (1960 onwards)\n## INDIAN LITERATURE TRILOGIES\n## BRITISH WRITERS: PEN NAME - RESTORATION & AUGUSTAN AGE (1660–1745)","[{\"question\":\"What kinds of trilogies are included in the list?\",\"answer\":\"The list includes major trilogies grouped by time period and by theme, such as clerical, thematic, philosophical/spiritual, psychological/alienation, myth-history-identity, and historical trilogies.\"},{\"question\":\"Which author trilogies appear in the modern age section?\",\"answer\":\"The modern age section includes Joseph Conrad’s Malay Trilogy, D. 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