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‘It does not exist’: Women’s Prize finalist Louise Kennedy on the Republic of Ireland, writing through cancer

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The Irish author’s new novel, Stations, follows a Northern Irish girl from a town in Kildare (a county west of Dublin) to a London squat. Kennedy talks about borders, emigration, the rise of the right and writing through cancer.

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‘It does not exist’: Women’s Prize finalist Louise Kennedy on the Republic of Ireland, writing through cancer

The Irish author’s new novel, Stations, follows a Northern Irish girl from a town in Kildare (a county west of Dublin) to a London squat. Kennedy talks about borders, emigration, the rise of the right and writing through cancer.

·Noida, India
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Indian Express broke the news in Noida, India on Wednesday, October 21, 2026.
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