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Anne Enright Is Not Really Writing About Families, Actually

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Irish author Anne Enright won the Booker Prize back in 2007 for her fourth novel, The Gathering. She became Ireland's first Laureate for Fiction from 2015. Her latest book, The Wren, follows Carmel and Nell, a mother and daughter whose lives have been deeply impacted by the choices made by Carmel's father, a famous poet named Phil.

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Anne Enright Is Not Really Writing About Families, Actually

Anne Enright has been publishing books for more than two decades, winning numerous awards, including the Booker Prize for her 2007 novel, The Gathering. This week, Michael sits down with Anne for a wide-ranging conversation about the changing cultural context she is writing into, how a multiplicity of perspectives shape her work, and her latest book The Wren, The Wren.

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