Irish Examiner An exile's flights of the imagination Irish Examiner Like many secular Irish writers of his generation, religion is a powerful force in MacLaverty's work.
The novelist on the privilege of working from home, the benefits of eavesdropping and why he and his grandson love to play ‘throwing writers at the radiator’
stories free us from the present The Australian This creative deliquescence is pronounced in the stories of Irish writer Bernard MacLaverty. Admittedly his earliest efforts, gathered in Secrets (1977), begin timidly.
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