An Infinitely Full Stop: Mark O’Connell and Chris Morash Discuss John Banville’s Writing
An Infinitely Full Stop: Mark O’Connell and Chris Morash Discuss John Banville’s Writing
An Infinitely Full Stop: Mark O’Connell and Chris Morash Discuss John Banville’s Writing
A discussion between Prof Chris Morash (English) and Dr Mark O’Connell (Author and Rooney Writer Fellow, Trinity Long Room Hub) organised by the Library of Trinity College Dublin.
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Join Professor Chris Morash, Trinity’s Seamus Heaney Professor of Irish Writing, and prize-winning author Dr Mark O’Connell in this discussion on the writing of John Banville. This event coincides with the inclusion of works from Banville’s archive, housed in Trinity, in the current exhibition in the Old Library Long Room. On display in the exhibition is the manuscript draft of The Singularities (2022), which – differing from the published text – concludes with the line “at the last inscribe a full, and infinitely full, full stop.”
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Event Medium - In Person
Wheelchair Access - Yes
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