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Front Row - Author Sebastian Barry and the Kristin Scott Thomas film Sarah's Key
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[BBC News] - Kirsty Lang talks to the Booker-nominated Irish writer Sebastian Barry, and reviews Kristin Scott Thomas' film Sarah's Key, and Jane Horrock's new TV comedy Trollied. Kristin Scott Thomas stars in Sarah's Key, a new film exploring a shameful episode in
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[Irish Times] - History is never kind to the losers but Sebastian Barry's novels have tried to put across the human side of the families of former members of the RIC and the Dublin Metropolitan Police. It is ironic the only church memorial to the disbanded force is
Sebastian Barry: Troubles in the family
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[The Independent] - It sums up the internecine conflict of early 20th-century Irish history that Sebastian Barry's fiction explores. Much of his work is set around the Easter Rising and the subsequent signing of the Anglo-Irish Treaty. Rebels fought for independence
A Booker Review Roundup
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[New Yorker (blog)] - “On Canaan's Side,” by Sebastian Barry, US pub date September 8th. All the UK reviewers like Barry, though they have mixed feelings about this book. It picks up the story of the Irish Dunne family, the subject of two of Barry's previous novels and one
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