John Banville
William John Banville is an acclaimed Irish novelist born in Wexford, known for his precise, forensic prose style and dark humor.
Though compared to Proust and Nabokov, he cites W.B. Yeats and Henry James as primary influences.
His literary achievements include the 2005 Booker Prize for The Sea, the James Tait Black Memorial Prize, Franz Kafka Prize, and Prince of Asturias Award.
Banville has published numerous novels including "The Revolutions Trilogy" and "The Frames Trilogy," and writes crime fiction under the pseudonym Benjamin Black.
He's considered a Nobel Prize contender and currently resides in Dublin.
Grāmatas: John Banville
The Sea
A widowed art historian returns to the seaside boarding house where his childhood ended in drowning.
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The Sea
A widowed art historian returns to the seaside boarding house where his childhood ended in drowning.
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Irish
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Venetian Vespers
An English writer follows his wife to Venice, is ensnared by seductive twins, then she disappears.
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Venetian Vespers
An English writer follows his wife to Venice, is ensnared by seductive twins, then she disappears.
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Mistērija
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