What does GMF stand for?

George MacDonald Fraser (British writer)

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Samples in periodicals archive:

IT WOULD have to be Flashman At The Charge by George MacDonald Fraser, the fourth and best instalment in the adventures of the notorious soldier-cad Harry Flashman.

WHAT BOOK? SAUL DAVID

99) WHEN the author George MacDonald Fraser died at the beginning of last year, it marked the end of the disreputable adventures of the Victorian anti-hero Harry Flashman, one of the most entertaining series in modern British fiction.

Flashman would eat him for breakfast

Thank you, George MacDonald Fraser, a true Borderer, for all the pleasure you have given.

Thank you, George MacDonald Fraser, a true Borderer, for all the ...

George MacDonald Fraser, author of the "Flashman" series of historical adventure yarns, died Wednesday, his publisher said.

Author George MacDonald Fraser dies

The colourfully entitled Flashman and the Angel of the Lord, by George MacDonald Fraser.

Avin A Laff

Good to see George MacDonald Fraser back on the trail, too, with Flashman on the March (HarperCollins, £17.

D.J. Taylor

The Last Kingdom by Bernard Cornwell Published by Harper Collins CORNWELL has seen some stiff competition in the historical fiction genre, from Simon Scarrow and George MacDonald Fraser.

Bookwise: Shari Low rounds up the best new reads

THE series of Flashman novels by George MacDonald Fraser which began to appear in the late 1960s had as their inspiration the brilliantly ingenious idea of updating the life history of the disgraced bully of Thomas Hughes novel Torn Brown's Schooldays.

Flashman and the Victorian social conscience