Richard Rayner

A native of Bradford who studied philosophy and law at Emmanuel College, Cambridge, Rayner began his career editing Time Out in London before moving to the literary magazine Granta. His debut book, Los Angeles Without a Map (1988), blended travelogue and fiction and was later adapted into the film L.A. Without a Map, for which he co-wrote the screenplay. The memoir The Blue Suit earned an Esquire… Read more

Biography written by WatchMoods, based on public sources