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Brief Biography
| John Banville was
born on 8th December 1945 in Wexford, Ireland, after initial
efforts in trying to be recognised as a painter he turned to
literature. He wrote according to himself, "bad imitations of
James Joyce".
His work has attracted numerous awards and nominations including
the Booker Prize shortlist, the Whitbread and the Guardian
Fiction Prize. Banville's early titles are scarce books and have
become very collectable. If you are looking to buy or sell such
books then you may find our
secondhand bookshops section
helpful. |
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The Works of John Banville
| Title |
|
Date |
| Long Larkin |
Secker |
1970 |
| Nightspawn |
Secker |
1971 |
| Birchwood |
Secker |
1973 |
| Doctor Copernicus |
Secker |
1976 |
| Kepler |
Secker |
1981 |
| The Newton Letter |
Secker |
1982 |
| Mefisto |
Secker |
1986 |
| The Broken Jug |
Gallery Press |
1987 |
| Book of Evidence |
Secker |
1989 |
| Ghosts |
Secker |
1993 |
| Athena |
Secker |
1995 |
| The Untouchable |
Picador |
1997 |
| Eclipse |
Picador |
2000 |
| God's Gift |
Gallery Press |
2000 |
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