Eimear McBride

Eimear McBride

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Eimear McBride is an acclaimed Irish novelist whose debut, 'A Girl is a Half-formed Thing,' won numerous awards for its unique narrative style, contributing to the conversation around modern Irish literature.

Born on Jul 15, 1976 (49 years old)

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Ireland Ireland: Eimear McBride is mentioned as a writer Tóibín admires. 7

Colm Toibin John Mcgahern James Joyce Eugene Mccabe Joseph Conrad Henry James Frank Mcnally Bernard Loughlin Mary Loughlin Ivor Browne Michael D Higgins Patrick O Donovan Josepha Madigan Salman Rushdie Brendan Gleeson Claire Keegan Adrian Duncan Theodor Adorno Arnold Schoenberg Thomas Mann Maeve Binchy Mike Mccormack
The Irish Times – major Irish daily, est. 1859: ‘All the emotion I was suppressing, that I didn’t know what to do with, was grief’ – The Irish Times

Ireland Ireland: Eimear McBride is noted for her singular novel A Girl is a Half-formed Thing. 9

Anne Enright Anna Burns Lisa Mcinerney Sally Rooney Kate Mosse Anna Funder Paula Mcgrath Eileen O Shaughnessy George Orwell
The Irish Times – major Irish daily, est. 1859: The 21st century – a boom time... or is it? – The Irish Times

Ireland Ireland: Eimear McBride is among the novelists returning to the festival. 7

Cuirt International Festival Of Literature Roddy Doyle Anne Enright Paul Muldoon Sally Rooney Mary O Malley Kayo Chingonyi Christodoulos Makris Donal Ryan Kevin Barry Ahmed Masoud Maureen Kennelly Glyn Maxwell Louise Erdrich Thomas Lynch Linton Kwesi Johnson Jean Binta Breeze Allen Ginsberg Gerald Dawe Martin Mcdonagh Manuela Moser Mike Mccormack Mary Morrissey Claire Lise Kieffer Garrett Carr Roisin O Donnell Maurice J Casey Sam Furlong Alanna Offield Michael Dooley Andrei Voznesensky John Mcgahern Beryl Bainbridge Seamus Heaney Wendy Cope
The Irish Times – major Irish daily, est. 1859: ‘There is a sense of an Irish writing culture exploding around the world’ – The Irish Times