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John Banville, Claire Keegan and Marina Carr set for Kilmore Quay's Write by the Sea festival - Vimarsana News

John Banville, Claire Keegan and Marina Carr set for Kilmore Quay's Write by the Sea festival

Wexford’s boutique literary festival, Write by the Sea, is ready for its latest chapter as some of the biggest name in literature make their way to Kilmore Quay this weekend.

John Banville, Claire Keegan and Marina Carr included in Kilmore Quay's Write by the Sea festival line-up - Vimarsana News

John Banville, Claire Keegan and Marina Carr included in Kilmore Quay's Write by the Sea festival line-up

Wexford’s boutique literary festival, Write by the Sea, has announced an exciting line-up for this year’s event in the fishing village of Kilmore Quay from September 22 to 24, which will feature celebrated writers including John Banville, Claire Keegan, Marina Carr, Maureen Gaffney, Aingeala Flannery, Stephen James Smith, Charlotte Mendelson and Yeva Skalietska.

Charlotte Mendelson's 6 favorite fiction books with historical themes - Vimarsana News

Charlotte Mendelson's 6 favorite fiction books with historical themes

The British novelist recommends works by James Baldwin, Anna Burns, and more

The Exhibitionist by Charlotte Mendelson review – the artist's ego | Fiction - Vimarsana News

The Exhibitionist by Charlotte Mendelson review – the artist's ego | Fiction

A devastating, blackly comic portrait of middle-class dysfunction and a family with a monster at its centre

Awards: The UK's Women's Prize for Fiction Names Its 2022 Longlist - Vimarsana News

Awards: The UK's Women's Prize for Fiction Names Its 2022 Longlist

On International Women's Day, the Women's Prize for Fiction names 16 novels to its £30.000 longlist for 2022.