The week in theatre: White Teeth; Dealing With Clair – review
Zadie Smith’s White Teeth bounds on to the stage leaving some of the novel’s subtleties behind. And 30 years on, Martin Crimp’s Dealing With Clair has chilling resonance
October 2002
Book club
After post-colonialism
Book club
Past imperfect
September 2002
Book club
Short sharp shocks
Review book club: John Mullan deconstructs a notable novel available in paperback. This month he is looking at Zadie Smith's White Teeth. Week two: satire
Book club
Size is everything
John Mullan deconstructs a notable novel available in paperback. This month he is looking at Zadie Smith's White Teeth. Week one: length
TV review
Mark Lawson
The TV adaptation of White Teeth, which starts this week, will be a massive boost to Zadie Smith's already huge profile. But have the makers done justice to her work? asks Mark Lawson.
November 2001
Channel 4 bares White Teeth
8.30am: Channel 4 has commissioned a four-part dramatisation of Zadie Smith's award-winning novel White Teeth, reports Jason Deans.
July 2001
Paperback fiction
Zadie Smith: White Teeth (Penguin £6.99) Three families of different ethnic origins make their way in postwar Britain. Strangely topical.
January 2001
Pearly white
Paperback of the week
December 2000
White knuckle ride
Zadie Smith wins Guardian First Book Award
September 2000
In brief: White Teeth
White Teeth by Zadie Smith
May 2000
BBC set to turn debut novel into £5m serial
White Teeth, the acclaimed first novel by 24-year-old Zadie Smith, is to be made into a £5 million television serial for BBC 1.
