"Yes, He Has Come to the End of His Sentence, But Does That Mean He Has Nothing More to Say?"

With John Banville / Chair: Sean O'Beirne

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Irish novelist John Banville is the author of 26 books, including seven crime novels under the name Benjamin Black. In 2005, he won the Booker Prize for his novel The Sea. His latest novel, The Singularities, is a virtuosic, referential work in which he revisits some of his most celebrated characters and playfully grapples with the abiding literary problems of representation, invention and truth.

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John Banville was a journalist for 30 years and literary editor of The Irish Times for over a decade. He has written over 20 award-winning novels and 10 under the pseudonym Benjamin Black. His new novel is The Singularities.

Sean O’Beirne grew up in Melbourne’s outer suburbs, and studied arts, law and acting. His first book, the satirical short-story collection A Couple of Things Before the End, was shortlisted for the QLD Literary Awards and the NSW Premier’s Literary Awards. His latest book is On Helen Garner.

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