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John Banville (Wexford, Irlanda, 8 de diciembre de 1945) es un novelista irlandés, ganador del Premio Booker en 2005. Las obras que publica del género de novela negra las firma bajo el pseudónimo de Benjamin Black .
John Banville - O Mar, Neste romance magnificamente escrito, vencedor de um dos prêmios mais prestigiados do mundo literário, o Booker Prize, John Banville mais uma vez constrói uma narrativa emocionante, trabalhando a linguagem como um grande artista. Em O mar, Banvilleconta uma história com vários momentos, na qual o narrador, Max Morden, procura viver o presente e o futuro no passado ...
The Singularities. Banville’s most recent book, The Singularities (2022), took, by his own account, ‘five or six years’ to write. It is his best ‘John Banville’ book since The Infinities (2009). The Infinities flew relatively under the radar, but in time it will be seen as one of Banville’s finest accomplishments.
John Banville says he “cannot see any point in being less than candid” about the truth of what it takes to be a writer. “We are monstrous creatures,” he says in his usual measured yet ...
John Banville, född 8 december 1945 i Wexford, är en irländsk roman författare och journalist. Hans roman The Book of Evidence (1989) var nominerad till Bookerpriset och vann Guinness Peat Aviationpriset. Hans artonde roman The Sea, vann Bookerpriset 2005. Ibland använder han sig av pseudonymen Benjamin Black.
About the Author. JOHN BANVILLE, the author of seventeen novels, has been the recipient of the Man Booker Prize, the James Tait Black Memorial Prize, the Guardian Fiction Award, the Franz Kafka Prize, a Lannan Literary Award for Fiction, and the Prince of Asturias Award for Literature. He lives in Dublin.
1 de out. de 2020 · Banville’s newest novel, “Snow,” is another mystery, also set in Ireland in the ’50s, though instead of Quirke it features a new detective, St. John (pronounced the aristocratic way ...
