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It is nothing if not audacious to have the Greek god Hermes as narrator of your novel. But, having won the Man Booker Prize for his previous book, The Sea, the Irish author John Banville has moved on to a higher plane. Full Article at The Independent
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John Banville’s intriguing new novel aims to resemble a classical drama. The unities of time and place are observed, the Greek gods intrude into the action, and there’s even a flawed family, full of furtive guilt and destructive love. Full Article at Times Online
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HE's a Booker Prize winner; she's the new queen of the chicklit scene, but last night they joined forces to discuss their literary offerings. Full Article at Irish Independent
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The British literary website Untitled Books has conducted an interview with the erudite John Banville, the Irish writer who won the Man Booker Prize for his novel "The Sea." Full Article at Los Angeles Times
