Maggie O'Farrell is an Irish-British novelist known for fiction that weaves historical detail with intimate emotional depth. Her novel Hamnet (2020), about Shakespeare's son, won the Women's Prize for Fiction and was adapted into a film. Land is her tenth novel.
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72lectureThu 3.12.Ferdinand von Schirach - The Silent Friend
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Maggie O'Farrell presents her tenth novel "Land", set in 1865 Ireland and following two surveyors mapping a country still haunted by the Great Famine. The evening features a bilingual discussion and a German reading by Julia Wieninger.
Maggie O'Farrell presents her new novel "Land", set in Ireland in 1865 in the shadow of the Great Famine. A hybrid author event at Literaturhaus Frankfurt, moderated by Margarete von Schwarzkopf, with readings in German.