John Banville

John Banville: "Literature serves no purpose, it doesn't make us kinder or smarter, it only brings us pleasure. But, what more is needed?"

John Banville: Opening up Booker Prize to foreigners destroyed it

Staff Pick: A John Banville Selection as Part of One Dublin One Book

John Banville: I decided to invent a pseudonym for myself. So Benjamin Black I became

John Banville: ‘The Catholic Church was a state terrorist organisation’

John Banville ‘honoured’ as Christine Falls chosen for One Dublin One Book festival

John Banville’s Christine Falls chosen as One Dublin One Book 2026

John Banville on A World Appears by Michael Pollan — what is consciousness?

'Even the Dead' wraps up John Banville's smart, moody mystery series

The Bookwaves Archive: John Banville, Irish Literary Master, 2007

John Updike: A Life in Letters review – the man incapable of writing a bad sentence

John Banville’s Residency at the Prado Museum

Honeymoon from hell: Venetian Vespers, by John Banville, reviewed

Venetian Vespers by John Banville review

Venetian Vespers — John Banville’s odious narrator spins a chilling tale

John Banville interview: ‘Even the bleakest works of art offer consolation’

John Banville: ‘I expected to be dead, or at least gaga, by now’

The Singularities by John Banville review – theoretical physics meets playful storytelling

John Banville slips into Chandler’s voice for new Philip Marlowe crime novel

Talking With Booker Prize Winner John Banville

John Banville: Man Booker winner tries new genre

Booker Prize Goes to Banville's 'The Sea'

John Banville's 'The Sea' Wins Booker Prize